I appreciate everybody's responses with the suggestions of alternatives
places.
I thought I'd provide an update about the saga with AdoramaPix.
Last week, I spoke with Adoramapix representatives and they offered as one
of the options to upload the files with the SRGB color space and they sai
Bruce Walker wrote:
>I generally find a lab that uses a wide format inkjet printer, like
>the Canon imagePROGRAF iPF8400.
That's probably not an option for the 4 x 6-inch prints Igor wanted!
My policy is to use sRGB for anything I send out digitally. I just
don't trust most places with anything
I generally find a lab that uses a wide format inkjet printer, like
the Canon imagePROGRAF iPF8400. These accept AdobeRGB and support a
much larger colour gamut. I find the colours richer and look better
mounted under glass,
The latest thing I had printed was onto acrylic, and it looks amazing
fra
Check with them to see what embedded profile they want. Almost all lab
processing machines use sRGB nowadays.
White House may be having to convert your files before printing
On 7/12/2016 6:16 AM, Zos Xavius wrote:
White House Custom Color. They are my preferred lab. I have never had
a problem w
White House Custom Color. They are my preferred lab. I have never had
a problem with them.
On Mon, Jul 11, 2016 at 8:06 PM, Igor PDML-StR wrote:
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> Paul, I am glad that you didn't experience problems with them.
> In part, it is my lack of proper checking. I was very short on time, and I
> just
Paul, I am glad that you didn't experience problems with them.
In part, it is my lack of proper checking. I was very short on time, and I
just assumed that they can work with standard color profiles. How naive I
was!
For comparison, - as far as I remember, Mpix uses color profiles and even
Sorry to hear you had a problem, Igor. I've only had them do several
20x30s, but they've never been a problem. But...anything I send out to
a lab gets sRGB embedded. The only time I use any other profile is if
I'm doing my own printing.
-p
On 7/11/2016 6:33 PM, Igor PDML-StR wrote:
I'v
I've be seriously disappointed by Adoramapix today.
And there might be some useful information (a warning) for anybody who
considers using them.
Well, let me tell the entire story.
In the era of film, I've used to print at Adorama store in person, while
living in NYC, and I had my favorite m
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