Selling Prints

[squirl033]

I just gave Adorama a try. I had them print 5 11x14" pictures and I'm very pleased with the results. Came out better than anyone local or what I could print myself. And killer prices, too.
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Those prices are very good. Do they do drop shipments?

yes they do... i had them drop ship to Hawaii recently, as well as to a friend back east. no problems...

 

[Jamie71]

Based on consistency, I would recommend mpix, millerslab, whcc, nations photo or winkflash. Winkflash isn't a prolab so prints are fuji crystal archive, not kodak professional but their prices can't be beat. I would order samples from each place of the same picture and compare them.

 

[Heretotherephoto]

Any feedback on using photopipe? They have done good for us but we haven't used them a lot recently.

 

[PerfectlyFlawed]

I just gave Adorama a try. I had them print 5 11x14" pictures and I'm very pleased with the results. Came out better than anyone local or what I could print myself. And killer prices, too.
Online photo sharing and digital photo printing from AdoramaPix.com

how much did you pay for the 11x14? :O

 

[bennielou]

For those of you who sell your prints, where do you recommend having them done? I am setting up an Etsy shop, and will be offering some of my photos for sale as prints. A wedding photographer told me that a lot of professionals use Sam's Club or Costco. Your thoughts?

Ok, all the lab equipment is pretty much the same. The difference is at Sam's Club and Costco, you probably have a partied out 16 year old running the machine. And it's printed on crap paper.

Do yourself a favor, and get it done right. MPIX (Millers is the parent company) is pretty decent. BWC and Wolfe are not bad either but more expensive. I use Collages. They do excellent work at a good price.