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I am very new to this so I was wondering if anybody knows where home based professional photographers get there prints processed. They always have such nice professional non-glossy paper. If I were to start a home based studio I wouldn't want to send them into like a walgreens or proex would I?! Any direction on this subject would be so helpful! Thanks!

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Check out www.mpix.com they do excellent work!

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Originally posted by PixyPixy
I am very new to this so I was wondering if anybody knows where home based professional photographers get there prints processed.

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hi there,

i would like to share with you this article i found in the internet....

hope this is useful to ya!

url:

allyouneedtoknowaboutcameras.blogspot.com/2006/12/digital-photo-printing-paper-sizes-4xd.html

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hey there again,

this article maybe helpful too..

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allyouneedtoknowaboutcameras.blogspot.com/2006/12/digital-photo-printing-for-canvases.html

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Thank you for the tipp!

Elke

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Ok...... I think I might venture into the wonderful world of printing??????

From what I have read, the best printer for the money is the Epson 2400. It cost around $900.00. and can print 13"x44"

Does anyone know anything good or bad about it? Or does anyone have any better suggestions?

Thanks Joe

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