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Originally Posted by Leo.G
What size are you getting it printed at?
I looked up Harvey Norman online prints after seeing another members mention and got a couple of prints done on a 400x500 canvas when it was on special at less than half price (normally $100 odd, got them for $40 each). My particular shots which is a full moon consisting of 10,749 individual images looks spectacular on the canvas as does one of my fire (and chemicals) in a coffee tin shots. I'm in the process of gathering bits and pieces to build a CO2 laser cutter and will design individual light guide boards to light up specific areas as I want. It's going to be a slow process, part financial and part lazy (health) but I'll eventually get to it.
HN also do the large poster size prints and panoramas on paper at reasonable costs with around a 10 day turn around period because they are printed in Glen Innes and shipped back to your local HN store for free pick up. Worth looking into if you haven't already.
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