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09/28/2010 10:31:22 PM · #1
So far, I've done a 11x14, a few 8x10s, 5x7s, 4x6, and some wallets. Everything has been excellent and the ROES software makes it so easy.

Here is the kicker...the 11x14 came bent in the corner. The overnighted a reprint. Quite excellent service!
09/28/2010 10:10:35 PM · #2
whoo hoo!!! just got my free 5 8x10 photos from whcc! I'm really psyched! They're wonderful! The sunset shot seems like it's a little undersaturated, but it's still incredible. I am very excited about this. Thanks for the recommendations!
09/28/2010 10:02:07 PM · #3
Yup mpix is great. 10 bucks for overnight shipping is awesome!
09/28/2010 06:34:38 PM · #4
Still liking WHCC....

Wish someone told me the gave candy with the orders...would have signed up long ago.
09/16/2010 03:17:05 PM · #5
Originally posted by Ja-9:

MPix, they are great they work with you

I can attest to that. One of their prints came in slightly creased, and they went out of their way to send me another print ASAP. I think it was at my doorstep the next day.
09/16/2010 03:07:35 PM · #6
MPix, they are great they work with you
09/16/2010 03:05:17 PM · #7
No. They use UPS and because of their high volume they pay all brokerage fees. They charge gst/hst as their volume to Canada is sufficiently large.
09/16/2010 02:57:50 PM · #8
Originally posted by Louis:

I just wanted to echo that I tried WHCC as a result of reading this thread, and I just got my test prints back. They're superior. The colour matching is the best I've seen yet from any print house. Any service you have to apply for is on track. Highly recommended.

No border/customs issues?
09/16/2010 11:01:28 AM · #9
I have used mpix.com for a long time. I think their quality is fantastic...the prints come quickly everytime and I've never had a problem. They offer 3 types of paper and you can order all 3 in one order.
09/14/2010 05:48:33 PM · #10
I just wanted to echo that I tried WHCC as a result of reading this thread, and I just got my test prints back. They're superior. The colour matching is the best I've seen yet from any print house. Any service you have to apply for is on track. Highly recommended.
09/07/2010 08:04:50 PM · #11
Glad to hear it!
09/07/2010 06:57:59 PM · #12
I just got my first prints back from WHCC.....

WOW!!!!!!!!!!!

Very nice. I'm quite satisfied!

Thanks for the suggestion!!

Message edited by author 2010-09-07 18:58:09.
08/20/2010 01:00:52 PM · #13
This guy does excellent work:
www.bluecubeimaging.com

A nice guy too.

Message edited by author 2010-08-20 13:04:06.
08/20/2010 12:57:54 PM · #14
I got ready to order from whcc.com and everything looks wonderful, got the prints, calibrated my monitor, ready to make an order of the metallic and luster prints

but wait...

I can't.

They don't let you order different kinds of paper on one order! Which means, if I want metallic and glossy and lustre prints, that's three separate orders. $12 minimum per order.

I will still likely order with them when the time is right. Their quality and service are great (and the metallic paper looks phenomenal!), but I didn't see this coming and didn't find out until I was ready to place an order.

Just an FYI FWIW, it wasn't in the FAQ, so I had to let you know ASAP, OK?
08/11/2010 10:08:45 PM · #15
WHCC is great; fast, excellent quality, and beautiful canvas printing.

Message edited by author 2010-08-11 22:09:11.
08/11/2010 09:35:03 PM · #16
They have great prices... I'm thinking I'll register too!
08/11/2010 09:12:13 PM · #17
Thanks! I'm looking into WHCC now...
08/11/2010 09:10:56 PM · #18
Originally posted by jfritz27:

I have just signed up with White House Custom Colour (whcc.com). I was referred by someone who makes his living on their prints. Everything I've read about them is simply excellent.

One of the most impressive things you'll notice right up front is that before they fill your first real, paid order, they require that you first upload five 8x10's for them to print and ship back FREE to ensure color accuracy within your workflow. Once you upload your test shots you can download their profiles for soft-proofing. What's more, all orders include 2-day shipping at no additional cost.

So far I've only done the test prints (which are printed on their standard luster paper), and they look great to me, though I'm not a professional. Color accuracy is great relative to my calibrated monitor (I'm using the Spyder3 Elite).

I'd highly recommend signing up and going through the test print process.


I agree! I just received my test prints today and only uploaded them Monday - VERY fast turnaround! The prints look great and I'm pleased that they included sample 4x6 pictures of many other papers/finishes. I love their metallic paper and am looking forward to having something printed on it.

Message edited by author 2010-08-11 21:14:29.
08/11/2010 01:13:23 AM · #19
Thanks. I'll keep them in mind. I guess since they like the photos the way they are, I won't do much to them, just get them ready for print. I've seen the print quality add to subtract from a photo.
08/11/2010 01:10:55 AM · #20
I am a big fan of WHCC (White House Custom Color). And shipping is free as long as you send to yourself, and don't drop ship to customers. That saves a lot.

Wonderful lustre prints; great and quick service. Another nice thing is that you can have the prints mounted; nothing impresses like a mounted print!

08/11/2010 12:05:26 AM · #21
No one yet. I absolutely hate the photographs (even though the family loves them) and I'm dragging my feet for a reshoot.

Originally posted by JustCaree:

Just curious who you ended up going thru?
08/10/2010 11:53:05 PM · #22
I think BayPhoto is the option here.
08/08/2010 06:35:03 PM · #23
Just curious who you ended up going thru?
07/30/2010 10:34:56 AM · #24
I have been VERY happy with BayPhoto
07/30/2010 10:07:35 AM · #25
Anyone have a tutorial on soft-proofing? I'm not sure I understand the [monitor profile]/[printer profile]/[profile embedded in the image], and how to set those to get a print at home that will have close to the same colors as in the lab.
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