Getting Canvas Printed - reccomendations

[Pug]

Hi folks

The wife and i would like to get a wedding canvas done, and the prices on the web fluctuate from the cheap the ridiculous. FOr a similar soze, varying from cotton to polycotton, wrapped to bordered, stapled to fitted it goes from £40-£140 for a ~60cm x 45cm

Asda photo is lower end of the price, photobox is middle of the range (for premium canvas) and some specialists charge more. What have people used, and what is a fair price for a decent job. I dont want the cheapest, just the best within a sensible budget.

Thanks in advance.

 

[-TA-]

Intelligence Direct.

 

[Pug]

many thanks mate! You used them? happy with the results i take it?

Whats best for photos Lightweight poly canvas, artists canvas or heavy canvas

 

[-TA-]

Only used the heavyweight 440 with lamination and gallery wrap, can't fault them!

We sold two of these (and also have one as a sample!) each one came back quickly and perfect!

 

[DB_SamX]

^Looks good. Can you share the size and price?

 

[neil_g]

Oxford Image Company.

Comes highly praised over on TP - http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=203542

 

[ScarySquirrel]

I'd love to see a photo of the whole canvas of that last supper image. Is there a story behind it? It looks great

 

[Paul11]

Intelligence Direct.

+1.. i have used them many times

 

[Namistai]

Do excuse the blatant hijack, but are Intelligence Direct good for other print forms, e.g. standard prints, poster prints etc?

 

[Paul11]

Do excuse the blatant hijack, but are Intelligence Direct good for other print forms, e.g. standard prints, poster prints etc?

yes, i have had lots of different projects printed with them

very happy

 

[Namistai]

Excellent, thank you

 

[AtticusFinch]

Unless you really want a canvas I'd go for a high-quality fibre print behind glass - I've never seen a canvas that lookss anywhere near as good as this approach.

Each to their own though, but I really hate cavas prints