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I have been using canvaspop.com for prints at home. They're affordable, more than they are great, but from the couch they look fine. I haven't done much experi
by digitalsushi 9y ago
I have been using canvaspop.com for prints at home. They're affordable, more than they are great, but from the couch they look fine. I haven't done much experimenting with higher DPI, and all that stuff. Sending them a 72dpi HD jpg has been enough for a 20x16 print, about 40 bucks with a coupon code that is easy to google.