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Pretty sure it's got another 23 hours to run like you say.
£5 Photobox Posters! And a photo to look at!
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Cheers for the heads up, printing 3 30x20 and an a2 
30x20s:
A2
Looking forward to getting them!
30x20s:
A2
Looking forward to getting them!
Mine has just arrived 10mins ago, from an order placed on sunday, thats a damn fast turnaround in my book, I got my 'despatched' email about 10mins after the 'thanks for your order' email. :>
Im pretty darn chuffed with the A3 print itself, nothing amazing as far as subject is concerned but it looks great on paper rather than on screen.
Just one question id like to ask, whats the best way to un-curl the prints? I dont fancy sandwiching it between things as the print feels a bit tacky.
Time for bed, then Im ordering more!
C.
Im pretty darn chuffed with the A3 print itself, nothing amazing as far as subject is concerned but it looks great on paper rather than on screen.
Just one question id like to ask, whats the best way to un-curl the prints? I dont fancy sandwiching it between things as the print feels a bit tacky.
Time for bed, then Im ordering more!
C.
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I ordered this on Sunday as an a3 and got it today, I asked them to do a bit of a crop off the right side but it's one of the pictures my wife loves.
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it says posters in... matt or glossy...
what did everyone choose?
what did everyone choose?
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Ive ordered the following picture at 20"x30" on matt;
When I receive it, im also going to go to the local artshop and get it framed and glassed with a really nice dark, chunky driftwood type frame that ive seen.
When I receive it, im also going to go to the local artshop and get it framed and glassed with a really nice dark, chunky driftwood type frame that ive seen.
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I always go for matt as framed images are behind glass/plastic and if they go in a folder its behind a shiny sheet so the image itself is always matt for me.
Ikea's big frames for posters are really good, but just be prepared to get a new cardboard frame insert made as the one supplied hides too much of the image for my liking.
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Mine were mostly night scenes so I went for glossy, I think it works better for darker colours but it's all a matter of opinion.
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I really need to get going and order some of these tonight. What proportions do you have to send your pics as or do they adjust them to fit the print?
If only I had a bigger collection of my own photos to pic from. I might get one of my macro's done, one of my generic light trail shots and maybe a couple of others
If only I had a bigger collection of my own photos to pic from. I might get one of my macro's done, one of my generic light trail shots and maybe a couple of others
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im going to create a new thread for everyones work in, so we can see how everyones turned out and where you all put the pictures 
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Just ordered 7 Looking forward to getting 'em.
Looking forward to getting 'em.