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Beingjoelgeist's Reviews
Overall rating:
Good quality on photo wrap printing
PostedJanuary 31, 2012
Beingjoelgeist
from Tampa fl
Age:25-34
Gender:Male
Order Type:Art for a Business
Income:41K-60K
Material:Canvas
Quality:
5
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5
Value:
5
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5
Ease of Installation:
5
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5
True to Color:
4
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5
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Over the past two years I have ordered about 12 wraps of photos I have uploaded and all have been pleased with every transaction. The very first order about two years ago had a weird blue cast on the b/w images, I called them up they reprinted sent out immediately their customer service rep was patient and understanding I sent her a picture of my wraps and they sent them out immediately after I showed them the problem. I love this company they are great I do wish for two things from them. A uv gloss coating option and a print queue to load multiple images. But as I said I love this company and ordering process is easy with prompt turnaround times.
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Is the resolution of my image high enough for a custom 36"x24" canvas? If not, is there any way that I can improve the resolution?
You aren't giving any specifics to your question I have uploaded 10 mp images and printed 48" wide and they look good however they were tack sharp and properly exposed with digital images if they are underexposed a 20 mp image could look terrible at that size. But remember large images are not meant to be looked at closely standard viewing is about 4 feet for 36 " or larger
3 months, 2 weeks ago
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Beingjoelgeist
Tampa fl