bugjuice
21st November 2006, 11:42
Just had a chat with my boss, and have managed to sort out a cheap deal.
I'm offering up prints of your photos on a gloss paper (not photo paper) from our digital 'copier' (altho the people who are passionate about it don't call it a copier), which actually does a fairly decent job.
Since a lot of people snapped some really good shots from the Taupo track day and other events, I'm offering to print out the photos at double the cost and mount on 5mm foam board (either with or without 'boarder/frame' on white or black) for:
~$8 A5
~$12 A4
~$15 A3 (got to confirm prices).
Half goes to the cost of printing, mounting and sending. The other half goes to Spank. Will work out something for more than one shot, altho can't say yet, probably a couple of bucks off each after the first.
Convert what you will from the above sizes to 'photo inches'. The paper is A3 that I'll be printing from, then slightly trimmed to remove white edges.
They have to be high res shots tho. Low res just won't cut it. I'll also spend a couple of minutes making sure the colours are the best on the print too, unless you specify not to colour correct it (poor lighting, colours not as punchy etc).
Any interest for this sort of thing?
I'm offering up prints of your photos on a gloss paper (not photo paper) from our digital 'copier' (altho the people who are passionate about it don't call it a copier), which actually does a fairly decent job.
Since a lot of people snapped some really good shots from the Taupo track day and other events, I'm offering to print out the photos at double the cost and mount on 5mm foam board (either with or without 'boarder/frame' on white or black) for:
~$8 A5
~$12 A4
~$15 A3 (got to confirm prices).
Half goes to the cost of printing, mounting and sending. The other half goes to Spank. Will work out something for more than one shot, altho can't say yet, probably a couple of bucks off each after the first.
Convert what you will from the above sizes to 'photo inches'. The paper is A3 that I'll be printing from, then slightly trimmed to remove white edges.
They have to be high res shots tho. Low res just won't cut it. I'll also spend a couple of minutes making sure the colours are the best on the print too, unless you specify not to colour correct it (poor lighting, colours not as punchy etc).
Any interest for this sort of thing?