 Karen l. Monte |
Selling Photos I just wanted to ask. If I wanted to sell my photos what is the best paper to print them on? Is there a lab that can do this, any labs you can let me know of that would help. I would like to blow them up for people but not sure how to go about it.
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Heather L. Baublit |
Hi Karen! I recently started selling pictures myself and I actually do not do my own printing. The paper that most places use is Fuji Film Crystal Archive paper. This paper is guaranteed to last 60+ years as long as it is not improperly stored or faced harsh temps or weather. Just make sure you get a mat finish or it will never do your photos justice! Best of Luck!! Heather
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wildlifetrailphotography.com - Donald R. Curry Contact Donald R. Curry Donald R. Curry's Gallery |
Karen, I do my own printing on an Epson 2400. I really like Ilford Galerie Smooth Pearl paper. You can buy a trial size package and decide for yourself. I think you will be pleased.
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Brooke M. Lewis |
Hi Karen. I have found a lab that I love - it's called MPix. The prints are great and they are fast at getting them to you. I just received a large order from them today and not one problem. Good Luck!
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dennis w. mcclain |
i use mpix also. they print on endura paper. b&w on ilford. next day fedex for $10 were I live. my customers love the prints
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