Which online store to use for canvas printing?

jmc wrote:
> I've been quite taken by some photography I've seen (and purchased) this
> weekend, printed on canvas. I was even able to compare the same photo
> on paper vs canvas. The canvas prints are very impressive - vivid and
> interesting.
>
> The photographer I spoke to does all his own work, so no help there
>
> I'd like to try this for one or two of my own digital photos. I see
> there are a number of online stores that will do this printing, would be
> interested in your experiences - who's good, and who I should avoid.
> Should I use one of the specialty companies, or can I use someone like
> shutterfly?
>
> Any advice is appreciated!
>
> jmc
>

SNAPFISH
Owned by HP the people who make the printers.
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Suddenly, without warning, Jurgen exclaimed (12/15/2008 2:21 PM):
> jmc wrote:
>> I've been quite taken by some photography I've seen (and purchased)
>> this weekend, printed on canvas. I was even able to compare the same
>> photo on paper vs canvas. The canvas prints are very impressive -
>> vivid and interesting.
>>
>> The photographer I spoke to does all his own work, so no help there
>>
>> I'd like to try this for one or two of my own digital photos. I see
>> there are a number of online stores that will do this printing, would
>> be interested in your experiences - who's good, and who I should
>> avoid. Should I use one of the specialty companies, or can I use
>> someone like shutterfly?
>>
>> Any advice is appreciated!
>>
>> jmc
>>
>
> SNAPFISH
> Owned by HP the people who make the printers.

Doesn't look like they do canvas prints - if you know otherwise do you
have a url?
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jmc wrote:
> Suddenly, without warning, Jurgen exclaimed (12/15/2008 2:21 PM):
>> jmc wrote:
>>> I've been quite taken by some photography I've seen (and purchased)
>>> this weekend, printed on canvas. I was even able to compare the same
>>> photo on paper vs canvas. The canvas prints are very impressive -
>>> vivid and interesting.
>>>
>>> The photographer I spoke to does all his own work, so no help there
>>>
>>> I'd like to try this for one or two of my own digital photos. I see
>>> there are a number of online stores that will do this printing, would
>>> be interested in your experiences - who's good, and who I should
>>> avoid. Should I use one of the specialty companies, or can I use
>>> someone like shutterfly?
>>>
>>> Any advice is appreciated!
>>>
>>> jmc
>>>
>>
>> SNAPFISH
>> Owned by HP the people who make the printers.
>
> Doesn't look like they do canvas prints - if you know otherwise do you
> have a url?

http://www1.snapfish.com.au/gifts/product=photo-canvasprint
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Suddenly, without warning, Jurgen exclaimed (12/15/2008 6:36 PM):
> jmc wrote:
>> Suddenly, without warning, Jurgen exclaimed (12/15/2008 2:21 PM):
>>> jmc wrote:
>>>> I've been quite taken by some photography I've seen (and purchased)
>>>> this weekend, printed on canvas. I was even able to compare the
>>>> same photo on paper vs canvas. The canvas prints are very
>>>> impressive - vivid and interesting.
>>>>
>>>> The photographer I spoke to does all his own work, so no help there
>>>>
>>>> I'd like to try this for one or two of my own digital photos. I see
>>>> there are a number of online stores that will do this printing,
>>>> would be interested in your experiences - who's good, and who I
>>>> should avoid. Should I use one of the specialty companies, or can I
>>>> use someone like shutterfly?
>>>>
>>>> Any advice is appreciated!
>>>>
>>>> jmc
>>>>
>>>
>>> SNAPFISH
>>> Owned by HP the people who make the printers.
>>
>> Doesn't look like they do canvas prints - if you know otherwise do you
>> have a url?
>
> http://www1.snapfish.com.au/gifts/product=photo-canvasprint

Thanks. Doesn't look like there's a US equivalent product page, sadly.

jmc
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* Jurgen wrote :
> jmc wrote:
>> Suddenly, without warning, Jurgen exclaimed (12/15/2008 2:21 PM):
>>> jmc wrote:
>>>> I've been quite taken by some photography I've seen (and purchased)
>>>> this weekend, printed on canvas. I was even able to compare the same
>>>> photo on paper vs canvas. The canvas prints are very impressive -
>>>> vivid and interesting.
>>>>
>>>> The photographer I spoke to does all his own work, so no help there
>>>>
>>>> I'd like to try this for one or two of my own digital photos. I see
>>>> there are a number of online stores that will do this printing, would
>>>> be interested in your experiences - who's good, and who I should
>>>> avoid. Should I use one of the specialty companies, or can I use
>>>> someone like shutterfly?
>>>>
>>>> Any advice is appreciated!
>>>>
>>>> jmc
>>>
>>> SNAPFISH
>>> Owned by HP the people who make the printers.
>>
>> Doesn't look like they do canvas prints - if you know otherwise do you
>> have a url?
>
> http://www1.snapfish.com.au/gifts/product=photo-canvasprint

Cool. Been looking for a canvas print site. Thanks.

Interesting. Aussie-based print site, but you're in Tennessee or
something? Your international knowledge of printing places is
pretty good. Perhaps you read the recommendation from D-Mac,
with whom you seem to share many similar views:
http://groups.google.com/group/rec.photo.digital.slr-systems/msg/9f0e1...f3cb18b



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Troy Piggins
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Troy Piggins wrote:
> * Jurgen wrote :
>> jmc wrote:
>>> Suddenly, without warning, Jurgen exclaimed (12/15/2008 2:21 PM):
>>>> jmc wrote:
>>>>> I've been quite taken by some photography I've seen (and purchased)
>>>>> this weekend, printed on canvas. I was even able to compare the same
>>>>> photo on paper vs canvas. The canvas prints are very impressive -
>>>>> vivid and interesting.
>>>>>
>>>>> The photographer I spoke to does all his own work, so no help there
>>>>>
>>>>> I'd like to try this for one or two of my own digital photos. I see
>>>>> there are a number of online stores that will do this printing, would
>>>>> be interested in your experiences - who's good, and who I should
>>>>> avoid. Should I use one of the specialty companies, or can I use
>>>>> someone like shutterfly?
>>>>>
>>>>> Any advice is appreciated!
>>>>>
>>>>> jmc
>>>> SNAPFISH
>>>> Owned by HP the people who make the printers.
>>> Doesn't look like they do canvas prints - if you know otherwise do you
>>> have a url?
>> http://www1.snapfish.com.au/gifts/product=photo-canvasprint
>
> Cool. Been looking for a canvas print site. Thanks.
>
> Interesting. Aussie-based print site, but you're in Tennessee or
> something? Your international knowledge of printing places is
> pretty good. Perhaps you read the recommendation from D-Mac,
> with whom you seem to share many similar views:
> http://groups.google.com/group/rec.photo.digital.slr-systems/msg/9f0e1...f3cb18b
>
>
>
I sympathise with any Professional Photographer who gets done over buy
you self centred aussies.

If you really must know, I mistook the OP's location. It seems the
interpretation software I run on Inet's ID code needs a little refining
unless the OP is using the Tor network or a proxy to obfuscate his ID
and I picked up an aussie proxy address.

Are you related to Mark Thomas? You both seem to have a the same
attitude problem.
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* Jurgen wrote :
> Troy Piggins wrote:
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>> Cool. Been looking for a canvas print site. Thanks.
>>
>> Interesting. Aussie-based print site, but you're in Tennessee or
>> something? Your international knowledge of printing places is
>> pretty good. Perhaps you read the recommendation from D-Mac,
>> with whom you seem to share many similar views:
>> http://groups.google.com/group/rec.photo.digital.slr-systems/msg/9f0e1...f3cb18b
>>
>>
>
> I sympathise...

Interesting spelling of "sympathise" for a non-Commonwealth
English speaker. To be fair, I'm assuming here.

> ...with any Professional Photographer who gets done over buy
> you self centred aussies.

What makes you think I'm self-centred? And why would I "do over"
a professional photographer? What does that even mean?

> If you really must know, I mistook the OP's location. It seems the
> interpretation software I run on Inet's ID code needs a little refining
> unless the OP is using the Tor network or a proxy to obfuscate his ID
> and I picked up an aussie proxy address.

He doesn't need a Tor network. There is no location information
or posting IP address in his headers AFAICT. Did I miss
something?

Although if I were to have a stab in the dark about his location,
and being the trusting kind of guy that I am, I'd look at the
email address, de-obfuscate (is that even a word?) it and figure
he's in the US, based on the TLD part of the address. No need
for fancy "interpretation software".

> Are you related to Mark Thomas?

No.

> You both seem to have a the same attitude problem.

Thanks, but I don't think it's a problem. He's a pretty astute
guy.

--
Troy Piggins
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On Tue, 16 Dec 2008 13:38:06 +1000, Troy Piggins
wrote:

>What makes you think I'm self-centred? And why would I "do over"
>a professional photographer? What does that even mean?

To "do over" someone is to cheat them in some way.

--
Tony Cooper - Orlando, Florida
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"Troy Piggins" wrote in message


>> Are you related to Mark Thomas?
>
> No.
>
>> You both seem to have a the same attitude problem.
>
> Thanks, but I don't think it's a problem. He's a pretty astute
> guy.
>
> --
> Troy Piggins

Absolutely unbelievable!
I can't leave you trolls off your lease for a day without you getting your
juices flowing at the thought I might be on deck in drag.

When I was kid, all the school yard bullies were fat ugly pigs who seemed to
think they knew it all. Guess what Piggo? Not only are you a total fuchwit
but the whole world is privy to the knowledge.

As for your bum buddy Mark Thomas or is it Charles Stevens? You two deserve
each other. A pair of total losers imitating humans beings. Get a life
idiot!

In case you havent figured it out yet... It's me Douglas St James MacDonald.
D-Mac. So fare you fuchwits have fingered 4 people you "thought" (as if you
were capable of the process) were me. How many people are you going to
target before in dawns on you. I don't need to conceal my identity. If I
want to play with you lot, I'll just post some photos. Real one, not stuff I
bought (or stole).

D-Mac, the only one.
http://www.d-mac.info
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Suddenly, without warning, Jurgen exclaimed (12/15/2008 10:13 PM):
> Troy Piggins wrote:
>> * Jurgen wrote :
>>> jmc wrote:
>>>> Suddenly, without warning, Jurgen exclaimed (12/15/2008 2:21 PM):
>>>>> jmc wrote:
>>>>>> I've been quite taken by some photography I've seen (and
>>>>>> purchased) this weekend, printed on canvas. I was even able to
>>>>>> compare the same photo on paper vs canvas. The canvas prints are
>>>>>> very impressive - vivid and interesting.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> The photographer I spoke to does all his own work, so no help
>>>>>> there
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I'd like to try this for one or two of my own digital photos. I
>>>>>> see there are a number of online stores that will do this
>>>>>> printing, would be interested in your experiences - who's good,
>>>>>> and who I should avoid. Should I use one of the specialty
>>>>>> companies, or can I use someone like shutterfly?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Any advice is appreciated!
>>>>>>
>>>>>> jmc
>>>>> SNAPFISH
>>>>> Owned by HP the people who make the printers.
>>>> Doesn't look like they do canvas prints - if you know otherwise do
>>>> you have a url?
>>> http://www1.snapfish.com.au/gifts/product=photo-canvasprint
>>
>> Cool. Been looking for a canvas print site. Thanks.
>>
>> Interesting. Aussie-based print site, but you're in Tennessee or
>> something? Your international knowledge of printing places is
>> pretty good. Perhaps you read the recommendation from D-Mac,
>> with whom you seem to share many similar views:
>> http://groups.google.com/group/rec.photo.digital.slr-systems/msg/9f0e1...f3cb18b
>>
>>
>>
>>
> I sympathise with any Professional Photographer who gets done over buy
> you self centred aussies.
>
> If you really must know, I mistook the OP's location. It seems the
> interpretation software I run on Inet's ID code needs a little refining
> unless the OP is using the Tor network or a proxy to obfuscate his ID
> and I picked up an aussie proxy address.
>
> Are you related to Mark Thomas? You both seem to have a the same
> attitude problem.

Used to be in Australia, not any more. Probably still something in my
system that says Aus though. Not that I mind, obfuscating my location
isn't necessarily a bad thing

jmc
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* D-Mac wrote :
>* Troy Piggins wrote :
>
>>> Are you related to Mark Thomas?
>>
>> No.
>>
>>> You both seem to have a the same attitude problem.
>>
>> Thanks, but I don't think it's a problem. He's a pretty astute
>> guy.
>
> Absolutely unbelievable!

G'day Doug. Long time, no read.

> I can't leave you trolls off your lease for a day without you getting
> your juices flowing at the thought I might be on deck in drag.

You already tried that. Remember when you posed as Sarina Sarin, female
fashion photographer?

http://groups.google.com/group/rec.photo.equipment.35mm/msg/25580e78f1aaee7
4

It did nothing for me. Especially when you signed off with the wrong
name. Oops.

http://groups.google.com/group/aus.photo/msg/04e42d25cbf33dfe

> When I was kid, all the school yard bullies were fat ugly pigs who
> seemed to think they knew it all. Guess what Piggo? Not only are you a
> total fuchwit but the whole world is privy to the knowledge.

How am I bullying you? Why did you take offence to my posts in this
thread before you chimed in here? Nothing in there was having a go at
you. Right? I think you should re-read them and carefully think about
your answer for a change.

> As for your bum buddy Mark Thomas or is it Charles Stevens? You two
> deserve each other. A pair of total losers imitating humans beings. Get
> a life idiot!

All I said was that I think he's astute. How does that make us "bum
buddies" - jeez, I haven't heard that term since primary school.

At least he can string a sentence together without looking like a gormless
oaf. Look it up, you'll need to.

> In case you havent figured it out yet... It's me Douglas St James
> MacDonald. D-Mac. So fare you fuchwits have fingered 4 people you
> "thought" (as if you were capable of the process) were me.

The only people I have "fingered" as being you have either been outed by
others or you have outed yourself by signing off with "Douglas" instead of
"Julian", "Sarina", "2Squid" or whatever. Who's the idiot now?

> How many people are you going to target before in dawns on you. I don't
> need to conceal my identity. If I want to play with you lot, I'll just
> post some photos. Real one, not stuff I bought (or stole).

If you don't need to conceal your identity, and you said above your name
is "Douglas St James MacDonald", how come you've posted multiple
"professional" websites here under many variations of those names? You
know, Douglas St James, Douglas MacDonald, Douglas James etc. Wouldn't it
be simpler and more honest to use your real name, if you can even remember
what that is? Maybe it's Douglas James MacDonald? Is it?

That's not even talking about the ridiculous number of aliases you post on
USENET with. Jeez, if some of your customers found out what a
potty-mouthed name-shifting guy you are, they'd have to wonder how you can
claim to be a "professional" living by this code of ethics you link from
your website.

Make sure you snip much of the above in your reply. It'll give you more
credibility if your reply ignores the facts that make you look silly.

--
Troy Piggins
using Xnews from work while getting new home connected
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Suddenly, without warning, Ralph B. exclaimed (12/17/2008 3:28 AM):

> Dear Resident-Troll,
>
> Your reply is completely off-topic. Here are some (new & improved) topics that
> befit this newsgroup. Please consider them for future discussions and posts:
>
>

Or, you might have actually answered my question, instead of trying to
hijack the thread further with your own agenda.

Fine. Now I remember why I left these groups in the first place. Ask a
simple question, get the thread hijacked in a stupid flamewar.

Have fun guys, I'm outta here.

jmc
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