Some suggestions for online enlargement processing?

[CurtEastPoint]

There are a lot out there when you Google.

Can anyone recommend a good company for enlargements?

Thanks in advance!

Curt

[Richard D]

1. I've used mpix.com

reasonable prices and very fast turnaround. I placed an order for some 20x30 enlargements mounted on foam on a thursday morning and had the order delivered Friday afternoon. They also have a flat rate for shipping no matter the size of the order.

[Stevenmarc]

2. I really like Mpix too

very fast turnaround time and when I printed some of the auto show shots on the metallic paper it brought them to a whole other level.

[CurtEastPoint]

5. I saw examples of the metallic on their site.

Do these make things just pop out/stand out or what? It sounds interesting.

[Stevenmarc]

6. I wouldn't use it for any application

but as I said I did use it for my car show shots and where a normal print gives you the color of the car the metallic paper actually gives the car some depth like you are actually looking at a paint sample. I tried it on a portrait for the hell of it and it looked unnatural and not in an artistically good way.

[CurtEastPoint]

3. Mounted on foam?

Then framed or what. Sorry to be dense.

[Richard D]

4. Not framed . . .

. . . but frame ready. In retrospect (after checking out framing prices locally) I'd probably have MPIX do the framing.