Mike, I will try mpix for the "metallic" prints. I tried an 8x10 at Kinkos, and it was terrible. Really washed out, oversaturated, and no paper choices.
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Sincerely, Jeff D.
Selling Still Photos
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David Schuttler
EF5
Ordered 3 different 8x12's from mypix wednesday night ( 1st time) and recieved them Monday. I didn't get the metalic just the basic ,more of a try them out and see order . No complaint's, very pleased.
Thanks for the tip.................
Thanks for the tip.................
I just got my orders in from mpix and also from shutterfly. I ordered 4x6s and 8x10s from both places. Both mpix and shutterly are excellent quality, and judge the 4x6s equally good from both. Shutterfly has cheaper shipping. I also liked the 8x10 matte from shutterfly. However, the 8x10 on the metallic from mpix is my favorite, and the colors looks more vivid without being oversaturated. 4x6s looks best on regular paper. The mpix site is easier to navigate.
David....Try some of your 8x10s with the metallic paper--it's worth it.
David....Try some of your 8x10s with the metallic paper--it's worth it.
B Ozanne
EF5
I'm in the market to print out a bunch of digitals photos to 4x6 paper and I am looking for a good online service. I'm not necessarily looking for the cheapest. I want high quality prints and a company that will accept large photo files.
Any recommendations? I'm checking out mpix.com right now and shutterfly. Any other good ones? Also, I don't want to have to install any of their software on my computer.
For the most part I print my own photos on my Epson R800, but I have a bunch of vacation photos I want to put in an album and an online service seems cheaper and easier.
Any recommendations? I'm checking out mpix.com right now and shutterfly. Any other good ones? Also, I don't want to have to install any of their software on my computer.
For the most part I print my own photos on my Epson R800, but I have a bunch of vacation photos I want to put in an album and an online service seems cheaper and easier.
Mike Peregrine
EF5
I really don't think mpix will disappoint you ... they are consistent in producing high quality prints. Miller Labs has been the standard for a lot of folks for quite a while ... I like them, anyway -
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