Who are you all using for large quality canvas prints ?

[TG.]

Just wondering who you are using for good quality canvas prints. I have used DSCL in the past, but the last ones I got printed, which was some time ago, came out rather dark, and I see from Trustpilot this seems to happen a lot with them. I am looking at getting something printed in a large size of around 48in x 24in DSCL charge £155 for this size, so who are you all using at a reasonable cost too. Many thanks in advance.

 

[lindsay]

Trade Canvas Print every time, although I don't know if they do that size. They offer a discount for TP'ers

 

[tijuana taxi]

I used Photobox for a canvas I got my wife for Christmas
Very pleased with the print and finishing quality, well packaged and their software was simple to use.
Would definitely use them again, fairly priced and they have a sale on now ending the 19th

 

[TG.]

Trade Canvas Print every time, although I don't know if they do that size. They offer a discount for TP'ers

Unfortunately they don't do the size I want, but thanks anyway.

 

[johnsy]

Trade canvas can do any size up to 60 inches. I use them for every canvas order, super quick and great quality.

 

[TG.]

Trade canvas can do any size up to 60 inches. I use them for every canvas order, super quick and great quality.

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Thank you Lindsay

 

[moggi1964]

Can definitely recommend Trade Canvas Print; did a wonderful job on mine at a very good price.

 

[leaky5]

Don’t use My Picture.

Had a voucher so just used them.

1st 2 need to be redone, loose fit at dented canvas.
The replacements exactly the same.

A quick Google search and a steam iron has fixed most of the issues and now have 2 of each print

 

[droj]

If many a historically-noted photographer had heard that the future included prints on canvas (along with acrylic and aluminium), they'd have probably topped themselves on the spot. But each to their own ...

 

[Donnie]

yawwwwn

 

[Ed Sutton]

If many a historically-noted photographer had heard that the future included prints on canvas (along with acrylic and aluminium), they'd have probably topped themselves on the spot. But each to their own ...

Maybe not quite the same thing, but...

"Avedon also chose to photograph his sitters against a standardised white backdrop, retaining the black border from the film negative edge to emphasise the images’ absence of compositional manipulation. New methods of presentation were also explored, the prints being mounted on aluminium."

Avedon on Show at the Grosvenor Gallery London

Photographic superstar Richard Avedon produced his legendary In the American West series of portraits in a project that took five years to complete, and there’s a rare opportunity to view the work over the next two months at the Grosvenor Hill Gallery in London.

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