Wedding Photo Printing

My wife and I have a couple of CDs of photos from our wedding and are looking for a reasonably priced photo lab in Chicago to touch them up and create prints. Any recommendations or places to avoid?

There are lots of places that can help you get prints, but if you want them to touch up and do photo work that is harder to find and you need a more professional shop. Here are a few recommended by people I know:

http://www.elcocolor.com/
http://www.gammaimaging.com/index.asp
http://www.adoramapix.com/

2008-03-17 16:33:06 by www.ayntk.blogspot.com

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I want to post someone's wedding photos online so that their family can go there and buy prints. However, I want to charge a premium on top of the printing cost. Is there any website that allows you to do this?

dotphoto.com

and it costs you nothing.

2008-01-21 15:10:15 by Adam the Engineer

Price: $29.99 $29.99

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I want to do some freelance photography for some weddings and I don't want to get my own printing equipment just yet.

www.mpix.com

Fabulous printing, quick shipment.
don't go cheap on the wedding photos printing, it will show. You have your reputation to think about.

2008-07-30 10:23:24 by underoathprophet

Price: $13.99

Special textured surface creates a high-quality look and feel
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Create cards for every occasion, including birthdays, graduations, Valentine's Day or invitations for your next party

Using Adobe Photoshop Elements 5 I am creating a very professional-looking photo album from photos from my wedding. To make sure I design it correctly, I need to get in contact with a local printer to print and bind the photos into a book.

My question is how do I find a place that will do this? Where do Wedding Photographers go to have books made from the photos they take?

I want our book to be large (i.e. 12x12) and have the fold-flat pages, not like your typical binding like you would find on a hard-cover novel-style book.

A quick note: I am NOT looking for an online publishing company like www.mypublisher.com or www.photoworks.com or www.shutterfly.com or www.kodakgaller.com or others UNLESS they offer fold-flat pages (this might not be the correct term for that binding style) so please don't waste your time recommending these sites unless you know of one that does that style of binding. All the ones that I have listed so far do NOT have that style of binding.

Thanks!

Do you have a Staples or Kinkos in your area? I know that ours will do things of that nature...
try any other "office printing" type of establishment...they do a lot of document/photo work. Also maybe check w/a photography studio and see if they can give you some advice as to what may be available in your area...

2007-06-08 13:32:10 by Claudio

I purchased the rights to all of my wedding pictures, and I'am now looking for somehwere to print and enlarge them!?

I have looked at...Costco, shutterfly, Photobucket, Kodak, My photo album, Snapfish,.....But I'm not sure how "professional" they will look?

Thank you so much for your help!! :)

Mpix

http://www.mpix.com

FAR above the typical on line photo printers.

steve

2008-06-30 16:09:52 by Mrs! :)