which company?

[emeraldrose]

So I'm setting my portfolio prices after my little gallery pricing debacle and am trying to decide whether or not to use bayphoto or ezprints and if i use bayphoto should i use their hand correction? In my head this is best b/c they know their printers better than me and they may see something in their pro labs i may not see. My question is what about 'odd' prints like b/w or antique, or if I use a gel to create a certain color cast or silhouettes? I think to start i will do this, but i could really use people who've had experience tell me their thoughts

thanks

[Andy]

So I'm setting my portfolio prices after my little gallery pricing debacle and am trying to decide whether or not to use bayphoto or ezprints and if i use bayphoto should i use their hand correction? In my head this is best b/c they know their printers better than me and they may see something in their pro labs i may not see. My question is what about 'odd' prints like b/w or antique, or if I use a gel to create a certain color cast or silhouettes? I think to start i will do this, but i could really use people who've had experience tell me their thoughts

thanks
Bay Photo, with CC On. They'll know the difference when you're using a special treatment like Sepia, etc.

[davidweaver]

Bay Photo, with CC On. They'll know the difference when you're using a special treatment like Sepia, etc.

Bump.

This is why custom labs still exist!

[emeraldrose]

That's what I thought, but I wanted to make sure since it could be as simple as a tad more saturation or something. I guess I'll just play it by ear for now, I switched over my galleries to that and I'll just wait and see.