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Has anyone printed out digital photos on canvas???
Twiglett · 15/01/2005 15:52
Can I ask a couple of questions
We have a photo manipulation programme and have turned a photo into a paint effect .. have also given it a 'canvas' background to roughen it up but want to print in on actual canvas ... should we remove the background or not?
photobox seems expensive 60cm x 40cm is £99 plus £10 delivery .. anyone got a better place to do it? (that's for a stretched canvas
thanks all-knowing ones
TracyK · 15/01/2005 16:03
am interested in answer too - will maybe surf and have a look.
Libb · 15/01/2005 16:06
Spooky! I was just reading about canvas prints in my magazine. They mention Snappy Snaps and their prices start from £33 for an A4 canvas. They go up to A1. Hope that helps.
Casmie · 15/01/2005 17:14
Twiglett - best thing to do is email photobox and ask - they've been quite good in emails when I've asked them stuff. Not sure if there's anyone else better, but I would trust them to do it well as I've been impressed with their quality on other items (their calendars for one).
SofiaAmes · 15/01/2005 17:59
I have some photographs that were printed out on canvas, but I didn't see the originals. I would guess that you might want to get rid of the canvas effect before printing. Try searching online for cheaper places.
woowoo · 19/01/2005 23:48
Twiglett, are you going to run the canvas through your own printer or have it done by the experts? Just curious as to whether a home printer would be able to accept canvas.
2tigger · 04/11/2008 09:33
"photobox seems expensive 60cm x 40cm is £99 plus £10 delivery .. anyone got a better place to do it?"
That is not cheap. True. I have used www.mcanvasprints.co.uk/ and they charge £62 for a 24"x16" stretched canvas print. Delivery is free. Highly recommended I would say as the quality is great...
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