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It might be a good idea to list some internet print or photo developing services here, maybe by country. Before I post any opinions and recommendations about services we should agree that we want to have them in the wiki at all. [[User:Smensch01|Smensch01]] 10:42, 3 Dec 2004 (EST) | It might be a good idea to list some internet print or photo developing services here, maybe by country. Before I post any opinions and recommendations about services we should agree that we want to have them in the wiki at all. [[User:Smensch01|Smensch01]] 10:42, 3 Dec 2004 (EST) | ||
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| + | I've used [http://www.ezprints.com EZPrints] on a few BIG panoramas - mainly single or dual row, very very wide images. The last panorama I printed was 8x63 inches printed on 12" roll paper. There is a downloadable [http://ezprints.com/software/ezprints.icc ICC Profile] and they use Fuji archival paper. They also print up to 20x30 for more ''normal'' aspect ratio images. | ||
| + | --Jeff 09:47, 6 Dec 2004 (EST) | ||
Revision as of 16:48, 6 December 2004
Printers at home
Some notes on printing are found in the high resolution partial panoramas tutorial.
Printing services
It might be a good idea to list some internet print or photo developing services here, maybe by country. Before I post any opinions and recommendations about services we should agree that we want to have them in the wiki at all. Smensch01 10:42, 3 Dec 2004 (EST)
EZ Prints
I've used EZPrints on a few BIG panoramas - mainly single or dual row, very very wide images. The last panorama I printed was 8x63 inches printed on 12" roll paper. There is a downloadable ICC Profile and they use Fuji archival paper. They also print up to 20x30 for more normal aspect ratio images. --Jeff 09:47, 6 Dec 2004 (EST)