Hi Ray,

I tend to print my pics via my own printer and Paintshop Pro X. I print them on A4 glossy photo paper and put them in clear plastic frames. I have a bit of a montage going with about 30 of my pics going up the staircase wall lol !


I have recently had a really nice calendar produced via webshots.com where I have a number of albums located. I did a calendar for my mum with pictures of her Irish Wolfhound on and it came out really really well. Am considering ordering a few more nearer the start of 2009 with various airshow pics and send them out as Christmas presents. The calendar itself (poster size) was about £15 to buy and a further £15 for postage from the states. It was about a 3 week turnaround I think.

I don't bother printing my pics via high street shops or anything like that.

Cheers,

Tim

I send my pictures to an online print service. About 20 to 30 each year. If I want a print from a picture I mostly want it in 20x40 or 40x60.

I use Snapfish and of course cm:wink

I normaly get my images in 20"X30" as it is easy to drop into a frame. I currenly get my stuff printed through Smugmug.com however they have switched from Fuji to Kodak, and I am debating weither or not I like the change. My 20X30's run me around $21 US, but being I use their photo sharing service as a backup/storage option, as well as a way for pilots to get their photos instead of email, they give me a better rate I think.

Robert

snapfish has a pretty good deal on 20x30" prints until may 21....

I tend to print my chosen a4 prints myself on epson glossy paper,can get some good deals on epson paper if you look around the net.
It's ink whats expensive,thank god for ebay.
Just been to the states for a few weeks so i will be printing loads of prints during the next month or so.
Costs a bit but keeps me happy.

ian

Ray,

there are very few in the year (5-10). The old motifs were nicer (F-14,F-111 etc). Because it is difficult to replace it. See the printed much nicer than on the computer

Peter