Can anyone recommend an online provider and/or method of canvas printing of photographs? It doesn't need to be wrapped around gallery style stretched canvas, but just a way to remotely have photographs printed from a digital format to stretch canvas. Money, distance, etc are not factors. I'm more interested in process and quality of result.
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I don't have a first hand experience with their canvas prints, but BayPhoto did fine on my 20x16 foamcore mounted prints. Their prices seem to be in-line with comparative services and their customer service is very good as well. The submission of files is through a convenient Java applet (BayROES) that you download from their website and through which you manage your account. |
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There is also RGBdigital in Brisbane Australia. Here are the sizes and prices: http://rgbdigital.com.au/pricelist/canvas.html They also use ROES for electronic orders. They use quality Canson matte cotton canvas, printed on a large format Epson printer with archival inks, every canvas is custom made, frames are cut to size and canvas hand stretched. |
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We offer great prices for archival certified canvas wraps. Upload any picture to our site and we do all the work for you. Check out our website @ http://www.squareonecanvas.com or on Facebook @ http://www.facebook.com/squareonecanvas |
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There are several, plus, several blog posts across the web suggesting such services. Here are a few:
Regarding an How to manually print and frame it, you can follow some nice Youtube tutorials, here is one in 2 parts:
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protected by mattdm Dec 16 '11 at 14:49
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