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12/05/2008 12:12:18 AM · #1
I recently had the pleasure of ordering from Mpix. Great experience and the photos - gorgeous results.
I printed color shots on both the E-surface & Metallic . Black & white on the true B&W paper.

My question - do you ever print a duotone image (just straight b&w - not sepia and the like) on the metallic or e-surface papers?

What are your opinions on the variations - color on either color paper, B&W on any of the three?

12/05/2008 07:04:19 PM · #2
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12/05/2008 07:11:33 PM · #3
I really like the B&W images I have gotten printed on metallic paper from MPIX. Metallic is all I have showing in my studio and they are ALL from MPIX :) I tried another lab and they screwed my order up. :( So, I stick with the folks that don't cost me money. haha!

If I am printing B&W, I only use their metallic or True B&W papers. I did one on E-Surface recently and I will never do it again. It just didn't have the same punch.

The whites look like pearl and the blacks look like onyx on the metallic as well.

They are lovely. Well worth the extra $.
12/05/2008 11:35:17 PM · #4
I use Mpix for all my 8x10 pictures and up. I ordered the metallic and really like the effect. They're pretty professional group.
12/05/2008 11:52:27 PM · #5
the B&W on esurface loos good and B&W on metallic is really cool looking on the right pictures
12/06/2008 12:47:57 PM · #6
Thanks for the replies.
I'm going to give b&w on the metallic paper a shot. I think it will give a nice effect.
12/06/2008 03:07:42 PM · #7
How does Mpix deliver their prints? Tubes? Heavy cardboard envelopes? How about 16x20 prints, these must be delivered in tubes cuz I can't see them not being damaged if not. I'm ordering my free 16x20 metallic print soon, can't wait to see it on my wall.

thanks

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12/06/2008 05:17:57 PM · #8
Originally posted by Jac:

How does Mpix deliver their prints? Tubes? Heavy cardboard envelopes? How about 16x20 prints, these must be delivered in tubes cuz I can't see them not being damaged if not. I'm ordering my free 16x20 metallic print soon, can't wait to see it on my wall.

thanks


i ordered a pretty large print and it came in a cardboard box about an inch thick. they were flat and in great shape.
12/06/2008 05:37:45 PM · #9
Originally posted by tpbremer:

Originally posted by Jac:

How does Mpix deliver their prints? Tubes? Heavy cardboard envelopes? How about 16x20 prints, these must be delivered in tubes cuz I can't see them not being damaged if not. I'm ordering my free 16x20 metallic print soon, can't wait to see it on my wall.

thanks


i ordered a pretty large print and it came in a cardboard box about an inch thick. they were flat and in great shape.


The largest print I ordered was an 8x12.
The whole order arrived in a large cardboard box. Inside the packaging was amazing!
The prints were separated into large, medium and small - in a thin paper "envelope". Cardboard to keep it all flat. Then that was completely wrapped & sealed in plastic.
You can see the boxes here: Mpix packaging
I was amazed and extremely satisfied with their service & product.
12/06/2008 05:57:49 PM · #10
We use Mpix for our business cards (4by5's) and we LOVE them. Great prices and great results!
12/06/2008 06:03:22 PM · #11
Thanks for the replies tpbremer & AutumnCat

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