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06-03-11, 19:26
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Solo exhibition
Hi All,
soon to have my first full solo exhibition! Looking for advice on a good place to get quality prints... and what sort! Archival?... very stuck to choose what at the moment! Cheers for your thoughts in advance! Jim 
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07-03-11, 10:58
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Hi Jim,
I find photobox very good and reliable (Duncan also used them for all of his prints for his City & Guilds course). You quite often get free prints when you sign up with them... www.photobox.co.uk Debbi
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07-03-11, 12:20
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Personally I wouldn't trust photobox with printing anything but snapshots. I have tried them a couple of times and the print quality is very inconsistent, I suspect that they do not have a fully colour balanced set up. I'd recommend somewhere like Peak Imaging, they cost a lot more than them likes of photobox but you'll get excellent quality prints everytime. I have also heard the DSCL are as good a Peak but significantly cheaper, though I've not tried them yet.
An interesting thing to do is to send the same image to a number of labs to print and see just how widely they vary.
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11-03-11, 17:45
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+1 for DSCL. I am a member of a group that set up ane exhibition of around 12 photographers and most people used them with good results and they are cheaper than Photobox.
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