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Comment on What is a great online printing service with very fast and cheap shipping? by DogLover

DogLover — Mon, 11 Jul 2011 20:32:59 +0000

I work as a graphic designer for a restaurant/nightlife, and no offense, I would NEVER use Vistaprint. Their prices are awful and the printing is pretty bad.

I use Reduced printing and they have uv coating and dirt cheap prices. I often get my products within a few days, and have been working with them for well over a year
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http://www.reducedprinting.com

Comment on What is a great online printing service with very fast and cheap shipping? by Gardening

Gardening — Mon, 11 Jul 2011 20:17:59 +0000

I use Superfine Printing – They are amazing!!! I rely on them for last minute projects all the time and they always come through! They also have real good prices especially when you buy a lot of one item and they have specials here and there, like now they have free shipping on color copies… I totally recommend them!!!!!
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http://www.superfineprinting.com/

Comment on What is a great online printing service with very fast and cheap shipping? by Mr A

Mr A — Mon, 11 Jul 2011 19:58:59 +0000

VISTA PRINT!!

They do FANTASTIC fliers, postcards..you name it! If it’s for a business they have it.

They can be a little on the pricey side, but if you order a lot of the one product they’re cheap. And remember to use a quick delivery service too!
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Comment on How do I do wireless printing? I have a F380 printer; what’s the difference between that and network printing? by Danny boy

Danny boy — Mon, 11 Jul 2011 19:48:59 +0000

some printers can be hooked straight into your router via ethernet cable, if yours can (you would be able to tell by it having a jack on the back of it that looks like a big phone jack), just plug it into your router and you should be able to access it from any computer on the network. if your printer doesnt have that then you would have to do a few more steps, first set your priinter up to your main desktop computer. once it is set up go to your printer settings and right click the f380 and go to properties. click the sharing tab and select the box that says share over network. after this is done you should be able to access it from any other computer on your network. good luck
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Comment on Making Large Prints With Online Photo Printing by Michael U

Michael U — Mon, 11 Jul 2011 19:24:59 +0000

ALthough the above answers have some good ideas I think if you did this you’d be breaching someones copyright – i.e. breaking the law, so you may not get a photo lab to help.

I think you should talk to whoever you get them from first and see if they lookas they should. If they are a commercial outlet then they may want to look at their quality control, because no doubt your Dad won’t be buying there again.

Web colours ought to be inferior to your print as they contain only 256 colours, as compared to millions on a typical print – so your fathers monitor may be out as well… to solve this try a monitor calibrator.
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Pro photog 17 yrs

http://www.upstone-photography.com

Comment on Making Large Prints With Online Photo Printing by kaos4792005

kaos4792005 — Mon, 11 Jul 2011 19:22:59 +0000

I would say scan them and edit them, but that is much easier said than done considering the prints are very large… If you able to use a scanner that size, i.e. at school or work, go for it and then use even a basic photoshop to increase the saturation, mess with the hue, etc.

Remember to save as a TIFF, as Jpegs tend to lose a bit of quality every time you save…
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Amateur Photographer

http://www.ty-photography.deviantart.com

Comment on What is the best printer for commercial flyer printing? by Jazzie G

Jazzie G — Mon, 11 Jul 2011 19:22:59 +0000

If you want to print flyers in colour, it will * ALWAYS* be cheaper to use the services of a professional print firm.

170gsm paper is quite thick for a flyer, people generally use cheap/thin paper for flyers. If it’s small volume high quality printing you’re after, printer manufactures HP, Brother, Epson, Canon all offer various models at various prices…however if you are printing in any quantity (over a few hundred at a time) it’s not going to be cheap.
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Comment on Making Large Prints With Online Photo Printing by lidybeff

lidybeff — Mon, 11 Jul 2011 19:20:59 +0000

Scan them, use photoshop to enhance color saturation and perhaps twiddle the brightness/contrast a little too.

If you want email me, and we can arrange for me to do one of them for you and email it back, so you can work out whether it’s going to work or not. It’s actually very simple if the image is suitable. Lidy )
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Comment on Making Large Prints With Online Photo Printing by SANTINEL

SANTINEL — Mon, 11 Jul 2011 19:18:59 +0000

The …"ONLY"…way it is "MANUAL" retouching by using special watet colors 4 photographs; which will corect: the color; hue; & sharpness…then….u can aply a glaze after its dry; or u can use a havy glaze 2 create texture…….
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Comment on Making Large Prints With Online Photo Printing by mike1942f

mike1942f — Mon, 11 Jul 2011 19:16:59 +0000

Prints are always less vibrant than electronic or slide images because the latter are generating light and prints only reflect it. Depending on how your monitor is set up, it may make images even more brilliant than the image maker had in mind. I regularly go back to images I have made for web use and lighten them up when I find that they seem dark compared to others on the same web page. The suggestion to scan them and use various tools to enhance them or pay someone who already knows the software to do so, is about as good as can be done but trying out the various tools is time consuming and a knowledgeable person may be costly.
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