Where to order posters of your images?

[Redneck]

Do you offer posters (2' by 3' and larger) to your customers?
Where do you order them?
I'm looking for acceptable, yet affordable quality.

[lyncca]

Do you mean actual posters (printed on regular paper) or do you mean a large print?

For large prints I use Millers. For a consumer lab, Mpix has given me really nice prints as well.

[zebulus]

Ever looked at Rasterbator?

http://homokaasu.org/rasterbator/

Its a neat and cheap way to make very very large posters.

[Redneck]

Originally Posted by lyncca

Do you mean actual posters (printed on regular paper) or do you mean a large print?

For large prints I use Millers. For a consumer lab, Mpix has given me really nice prints as well.

Yeah, I mean actual posters on paper. Like the stuff everyone had on his wall from Rolling Stones, AC/DC, Cindy Crawford etc.

I know I can order very large sized photo paper prints on from Smugmug, but this is getting way too expensive.

Redneck added 2 Minutes and 30 Seconds later...Double Post Merged Below

I just found something: http://us.posterxxl.com/cgi-bin/xxl.cgi

Anyone ever used this one?

[texxter]

Costco in Plano has a new Epson 7880 printer that produces BEAUTIFUL pearl 20x30 prints for like $8 or $9 - I sent a 12Mpixel image from home to test it, and it's fantastic for the price.

[CaptainTom]

You can't beat elco color labs 20X30 9.95 ???

[kenw]

Perfectposters.com uses a much heavier paper.

[Redneck]

Thanks, guys.

[thehatguy]

I had a few prints made at Mpix, and the quality was fantastic.

Their metallic finish is awesome.

John