enlargements by me, or bay photo?

[the supervillain]

okay a customer just ordered a set of 2 prints on canvas from my gallery! (woohoo!!)

they are 2 20x30 stretched canvas prints.

these are going to be coming from bayphoto. my question is, will they handle the enlargement themselves (being bayphoto), if they do, how will they turn out?? anyone with experience who can tell me about the quality of the enlargements?

i could do it myself, then replace the images here ( i have a 2 day proofing window to work with)

also, is there anything special that i should be doing to prepare these prints for printing on the canvas?? i know there is a faq page somewhere out there, but i dont remember where

thanks everyone!!

[Andy]

Are these all the original pixels?
http://img.skitch.com/20090303-1ibp1xqtf777cfffk6rph8y155.jpg

If so don't upres- the lab will do it just fine :D

[the supervillain]

yup, those are the original pixels! thats good, i will leave it then :)

can you point me to the page where it tells me the best way to prep the images for being printed on canvas?? or do you have any tips? this is my first big order and want to make sure it is perfect!

ps, you guys are almost too fast at responding to these questions, are you psychic?

Craig

[Andy]

yup, those are the original pixels! thats good, i will leave it then :)

can you point me to the page where it tells me the best way to prep the images for being printed on canvas?? or do you have any tips? this is my first big order and want to make sure it is perfect!

ps, you guys are almost too fast at responding to these questions, are you psychic?

Craig
Process normally - nothing different for canvas :D

[redleash]

Congrats on the sale, Craig! And thanks to you and Andy for this thread. I'm about to order a print for a family member and this helped me with the up-res question. :D

[the supervillain]

thank you!!
and congrats on your sale as well :)

i am glad this thread helped you out!

*nice pictures in your galleries too :)*