Post your extra large prints

Johnny|lucidcomposure · 11 Mar 2011 at 17:42

teaboy5 said:
I was just laughing at my A0 print of stewie from family guy which i had to unroll in the spare bedroom as the bed is a good idea of scale!

So do you have any pictures of your nice big prints?

Where did you get such a large version of Stewie?

-TA- · 11 Mar 2011 at 17:51

Will be vector based, so totally scalable, I had the set at one point, and a set for the Simpsons too!

Im sure a good google will dig it up!

Derek W · 11 Mar 2011 at 18:12

Big Print is BIG

Large print, looks to be double A0 or slightly bigger. This one is of Rory McAllister's opening goal last weekend against Stenhousemuir. I didn't actually notice it as I had went into the paper's office (Brechin Advertiser) to mention the other photo in the window display (again a big print) for tomorrows Scottish Cup Quarter final fixture with St Johnstone.

The picture doesn't do the print any justice but I was shocked to see one of my photos that big

An Exception · 11 Mar 2011 at 18:32

Rojin said:
This has been printed large on canvas for members of the family, I don't have one though as we don't have the room!

Lovely image, I'v definitely seen it before, maybe over at POTN?

MajorPart · 13 Mar 2011 at 01:53

STEWIE!!!!!!

Raymond Lin & Amp34 loving your big uns, so worthy of printing!

I got a few prints made up for my end of Degree show a year back, the outer of frame is 46in can't remember the actual print size though, but it was from Printspace.

Shown here with the model Catherine for scale

I had 6 prints this size in total.

Flibster · 13 Mar 2011 at 14:59

Got these printed as close to A2 as I could.

Wedge · 13 Mar 2011 at 16:18

A1 print of my 40th bday present

(only had it for the weekend though

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Aero · 14 Mar 2011 at 12:48

Flibster is that a shot of the Lutterworth roundabout?

Flibster · 15 Mar 2011 at 00:28

Aero said:
Flibster is that a shot of the Lutterworth roundabout?

Yup, and it's a fantastic tribute to Sir Frank Whittle. *one of my personal heroes*

Derek W · 25 Jan 2013 at 18:45

Got this through the post today 1800 x 600 mm print of Glebe Park

kylepeo · 25 Jan 2013 at 19:50

MajorPart said:
STEWIE!!!!!!

Raymond Lin & Amp34 loving your big uns, so worthy of printing!

I got a few prints made up for my end of Degree show a year back, the outer of frame is 46in can't remember the actual print size though, but it was from Printspace.

Shown here with the model Catherine for scale I had 6 prints this size in total.

nice...

i mean the prints!!!

Ksanti · 25 Jan 2013 at 21:57

Time for this thread's semi-annual bump I see.

I have about a dozen 30*20s. Won't go bigger with my 5D but very happy with them. Can't really turn them into art decoration given how many are of ex girlfriends etc., but they're sitting pretty in my art portfolio at school for the most part.

BananaDunka · 25 Jan 2013 at 23:04

60 inches wide

That in the middle at the bottom is my Galaxy Note II and lower right is a 24" monitor in portrait to give a sense of scale. The print cost £11~ via Photobox's offer a while back, the custom frame was £64 if I remember right. It's on dry board at the back so it doesn't warp against the glass. Top job from a local framer!

Oh yeah, the location in the pic is just down the road. Beautiful place for photos round here in the summer and spring months.

DB_SamX · 26 Jan 2013 at 00:19

^What location? Might need to take a detour next time I come to Gunwharf Quays.

BananaDunka · 26 Jan 2013 at 00:54

Make sure it's sunrise

The Sunset is on the opposite side!

Gosport, Priddy's Hard is the location in Gosport.

Derek W · 26 Jan 2013 at 10:56

mrk said:
Make sure it's sunrise The Sunset is on the opposite side!

Gosport, Priddy's Hard is the location in Gosport.

How many fixings and what sort are you using to hang that? Should be getting a frame for my print in the next couple of weeks.

BananaDunka · 26 Jan 2013 at 19:05

Wall plug (screw in type), then a screw and the hanging rope tied to the frame ends then the whole thing hung off the crew

Derek W · 26 Jan 2013 at 19:19

mrk said:
Wall plug (screw in type), then a screw and the hanging rope tied to the frame ends then the whole thing hung off the crew

cheers, the largest thing I've got hanging on my wall is a framed signed footy shirt and I used two double pin picture hooks just to be safe. probably use three of them when i get my frame done. or maybe a couple of wall plugs with screws as you've done.

BananaDunka · 26 Jan 2013 at 19:21

The big wall plugs do have the ability to hold a lot of weight indeed

King Damager · 26 Jan 2013 at 19:27

You sure you don't mean raw plug? xD

Edit: Hmm, seems it goes by both names - how odd.

kd