where can i get high quality LARGE (10'x7') prints made?

[Puma]

Hello,

I have a customer who wants me to shoot a specific shot and print it to fit a giant wall. I cannot print color nor can I print anywhere near this size. Can anyone tell me where I can get this done? What should I expect to pay? Will I have to convert this to a digital file?

Thank you,

Puma

[MattKing]

Contact Bob Carnie hear on APUG. He and his lab (Elevator Digital) in Toronto do large prints, and he can advise on the options.

[Whiteymorange]

Palm Press, in Concord, MA may be able to help you. I've seen very large prints done for MOMA by them.

[c6h6o3]

You might also try contacting Bob Carnie at Elevator. He does custom printing for a lot of big names.

[M.A.Longmore]

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Our APUG Brother Stephen Frizza, is the owner of Lighthouse Lab in Australia.
It would be helpful if we knew where you are located.

Ron
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[Puma]

Mid America, USA. I sent out a few emails but haven't heard anything yet.

[M.A.Longmore]

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I don't know if Dwayne's Photo is capable of handling that.
Give them a call and see what's possible.

http://www.dwaynesphoto.com/

Ron
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[ic-racer]

If you ask me the most difficult part of an analog project of this proportion is splicing the individual 50" pieces together. I think this is now a lost art, unless Bob C. can do it.

[c6h6o3]

I think this is now a lost art, unless Bob C. can do it.

If he can't nobody can

[Bob Carnie]

This is too big for my shoes, if the neg is 35mm and wanting to go to 10 ft we are looking at about 120 x mag which is just going to flare out on the enlarger,
scanning and printing on inkjet I could do it in two panels but once again buyer beware the mag is really stretching it.

There fore I would not be able to do it as an enlarger print, Kevin my business partner is putting a price together for you for scan and ink print.

There are probably a lot of shops that could do it the digital route without the long distance shipping, but I do not know where you are located exactly, you are also looking to find a good shop to mount as well and usually places like Elevator prefer to only mount the work they produce , any problems with the mount and the redo of the print is a easy fix, rather than the photographer going out and getting a new print made usually at their cost.

Bob