PIXUM - 20 x 30 posters

[crmcatee]

Just £4.99 !!!!

Oh and if you click on the Easter Bunny logo on the front you'll get to a free 12" print also.



I've had quite a few of these done and they're great quality.

[poah]

sweet

[chris.mapey]

Whats the score with their photo uploader - is it this unreliable for other people?

I have yet to successfully upload anything to them, either their site crashes, or their uploader program falls over...

Bah - back to photobox at this rate...

Chris

[crmcatee]

Never had a problem with it and I'm running a Mac and Firefox.

[Britcarfan]

Recently tried using PIXUM for the first time and had no problem, I am using XP SP2 and IE7. Good quality and value, although the edges of the photo had been damaged when it was packaged but that is just nit picking. An example of a 30*20 I from PIXUM is below:

[FrootBat]

Excuse my numptiness here - but kind of megapixels would a shot have to be at to still remain sharp at this size?

Cheers

[crmcatee]

Britcarfan said:

Recently tried using PIXUM for the first time and had no problem, I am using XP SP2 and IE7. Good quality and value, although the edges of the photo had been damaged when it was packaged but that is just nit picking. An example of a 30*20 I from PIXUM is below:

I had that once - emailed them and photographed the edges (looks like the machine had been too grippy with it's rollers). They reprinted them straight away and sent them out - no questions asked.

[CarMac]

FrootBat said:

Excuse my numptiness here - but kind of megapixels would a shot have to be at to still remain sharp at this size?

Cheers

My 6mp D50 produces clear pictures up to 30x20, no problem.

[Britcarfan]

crmcatee said:

Britcarfan said:

Recently tried using PIXUM for the first time and had no problem, I am using XP SP2 and IE7. Good quality and value, although the edges of the photo had been damaged when it was packaged but that is just nit picking. An example of a 30*20 I from PIXUM is below:

I had that once - emailed them and photographed the edges (looks like the machine had been too grippy with it's rollers). They reprinted them straight away and sent them out - no questions asked.

I should of contacted them about it. I didn't bother in the end as it was only one print and its only minor damage, which won't show when I frame the print.

FrootBat said:

Excuse my numptiness here - but kind of megapixels would a shot have to be at to still remain sharp at this size?

Cheers

The example print I previously posted was taken with my Nikon D200, which is 10MP. However I cropped the pic to get rid of some of the background, which reduced it to 6MP and it came out fine at that size.

[FrootBat]

Cheers for the answers guys, I'll get a big print sorted