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Where can I have large prints ordered? Like 60x40cm or so.

I've only found Ted's printing service so far and some specialized companies but they seem quite expensive: 30x45 for $19.95

I've moved here from Europe 4 months ago. Back there I'd have a choice of on-line printing stores for very good prices.
More like a 30x45 for $7.00
I'm guessing it has something to do with the mega-huge photolab in Germany that seems to process all prints for all of Europe but is there really nothing better than this?

Thanks!

Hi, and welcome.

To what I'm aware of, if you need quality and size, there isn't much cheap things here in Sydney. Or that I am aware of anyway. Things here are quite expensive because demand is not as much as in Europe which they can accommodate with quantity.

Hi,

Try http://www.digitalworks.net.au, there in Melbourne but the turn around is over night with on-line orders.
I have used them and founs the quality and service to be fantastic.

Cheers

Pixel Perfect Prolab
90 Abercrombie Street, Chippendale, NSW, 2008, Australia
Phone: (02) 9319 0455 Fax: (02) 9310 7566

best i have used, their printing is absolutely amazing, i use them exclusively now and get about $300 worth of prints printed every week.

59.41 x 42.01 - $21.28 Gloss
42.01 x 29.69 - $10.63 Gloss

keep in mind though they have a minimum order charge of $25 and charge you $10 handling fee for pickup (they put the prints in either a cylinder or a cardboard type envelope

michael_ wrote:Pixel Perfect Prolab
90 Abercrombie Street, Chippendale, NSW, 2008, Australia
Phone: (02) 9319 0455 Fax: (02) 9310 7566

I have been using them since the free print promotion AGES ago, the quality is excellent and the service is great.

Personally I think that all of the prices quoted are quite reasonable. I print out to A3 size myself and when you think about the cost of paper and ink...............

as was I when i fist started looking, i was surprised at the price of say 8"x12" gloss only $5.37 i just assumed it would be alot more.

any ideas on where to print even larger photos (pano's) say 160 x 40?