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9x12 prints
where the heck do you get 9x12 prints? Apr 23 06 03:01 am Link Pretty much any place that can make prints can do any size you need. In some cases they print it on 11x13 paper though. Apr 23 06 03:06 am Link Art school Apr 23 06 03:06 am Link get the standard size above printed with the right aspect and trimmed down to size? Just needs a guillotine. Apr 23 06 03:07 am Link okay, so i just get big prints and cut them down? That's gonna be expensive... Apr 23 06 03:11 am Link Light and Darker wrote: I love my guillotine cutter. I was all set to buy an expensive paper trimmed and my fiance brought home an old but great condition guillotine paper cutter that they were going to throw away. Works perfectly on all my stuff that is up to 12 inches. I do need to upgrade to a larger one though. But they are cheaper than the paper trimmers and do a fine job. Apr 23 06 03:12 am Link dani faye wrote: No it isnt. Get it printed at 9x12, they will probably print it on 13x19 paper, find a paper cutter somewhere, the old school slot machine arm kind(guillotine) and trim it up. Apr 23 06 03:13 am Link Glamour Boulevard wrote: My problem is, I can't find a place to get anything printed that size..i was asking for suggestions on where to print...no one that I've looked up prints that size, the closest is 8x10 or 11x14 Apr 23 06 03:27 am Link Glamour Boulevard wrote: By the way, weren't we supposed to shoot together? Apr 23 06 03:28 am Link dani faye wrote: lol dun dun dunnnnnnnn Apr 23 06 03:43 am Link dani faye wrote: If you have a Costco warehouse near you, and have basic photoshop skills, Apr 23 06 03:58 am Link my lab, mpix, offers 10x15 paper... you could just create a 10x15 canvas in photoshop, and drag the 9x12 image onto it, then have it printed on 10x15 paper. just my .02 Apr 23 06 04:39 am Link dani faye wrote: Yea, last time I sent you and email you didn`t reply,lol.Drop me a line and i`ll see what we can set up. And BTW, I can do 8x10 to make things easier on you,lol. Apr 23 06 05:14 am Link www.photoworks.com does great 9x12 prints at a good price. Apr 23 06 05:23 am Link dani faye wrote: Dani - 9 X 12 is standard. Why are you having problems? Apr 23 06 05:42 am Link http://www.adoramapix.com - Cheap 9x12s Apr 23 06 10:19 am Link A.Fox wrote: Word. Apr 23 06 02:36 pm Link Brian Diaz wrote: what do they charge for postage and handeling??? Apr 23 06 02:37 pm Link Costo also prints 9 x 12 for 1/2 the price of a 12 x 18 w/o the cutting. Why waste time in PS and put 2 images on one sheet and then have to cut it? Apr 23 06 02:57 pm Link Apr 23 06 03:00 pm Link dani faye wrote: Wallmart/Sam's Club Apr 23 06 03:04 pm Link Off my Epson R2400..... Or Pictage probably offers them too. Apr 23 06 03:13 pm Link Ken Erickson wrote: good one, thanks. Apr 23 06 10:18 pm Link  Some Costco's do an outstanding job and others not so good. Make sure to go to www.drycreekphoto.com and download the Costco profile for your store. Convet your photos to the Costco color profile and the prints should look outstanding. Apr 23 06 11:58 pm Link dani faye wrote: Its an off size.. Apr 24 06 12:07 am Link dani faye wrote: I print 9x12 prints Apr 24 06 12:37 am Link Torrence Williams wrote: Models do not use 11x14 books. Haven't in the last 20 years. 9x12 is the standard for almost all agencies (except in some very small cities where 8x10 is still used.) Apr 24 06 08:37 am Link dani faye wrote: Why isn't the photographer providing them to you? Apr 24 06 09:11 am Link Most professional labs will print 9x12 - No problem. Even Costco will print them and will build a template if there is enough call for them. You can put 4 9x12s on a 18x24 too. Apr 24 06 10:28 am Link TXPhotog wrote: Really? Then I'm in trouble. Should have thought of that first. Damn. Good thing I only ordered two pics in 11x14. Apr 24 06 11:50 am Link |
