Panoramic prints

[zenwhipper]

Folks-

I have a panoramic print of Rocky Mountain National Park that I took and would like to get the thing developed. It was a series of digital photos that I stitched together on my Mac. I've been looking on the web and have not found much. Has anybody done this sort of thing? Any advise?

Thanks Amigos

Scott

 

[TexasFJR]

free trial version here

https://www.ptgui.com/

 

[wfooshee]

If I'm reading it right, he's already got it stitched, he's asking how to get a print made. ("Developed" wasn't quite the right word.)

Since it's already stitched, put the file on a USB stick or a CD. Depending on how large a print, you can go to Walmart or Walgreen's, places like that have a kiosk where you can order prints of digital files. If you want a LARGE print (bigger than probably 8x10) you may have to go to a specialty photo store.

 

[Checkswrecks]

I just had an 18" x 48" done at Staples and it cost about $60.

 

[Kaelaria]

www.bigposters.com

 

[Lee B.]

You could check these guys.

https://ezprints.com/

I used them to print panoramics of RMNP I took several years ago. They could do certain heights and were unlimited in width/length. So, if your print was 12" tall and 30' wide/long they were able to do it. When I ordered from them they seemed really reasonably priced but I have not used them for quite some time.

Good luck.

just checked their site....you can't get 18" high but you can get 20". 20"x48" is $32 compared to the 18"x48" Staples cost posted above. Oh, and I was wrong about the 30' thing. apparently the max is 156"....13'.

 

[ShawnKing]

Folks-
I have a panoramic print of Rocky Mountain National Park that I took and would like to get the thing developed. It was a series of digital photos that I stitched together on my Mac. I've been looking on the web and have not found much. Has anybody done this sort of thing? Any advise?

It may not be exactly what you're looking for but I've used these guys:

https://www.simplycanvas.com/

It's a really cool idea and the results were *amazing*.