- Millers vs. Mpix Pro - The Photography Forum
MPIX pro's catalog is wider than Miller's and includes things like framing Miller's will do (and encourages) their color correction, mpix pro will not do color correction at all (mpix, the consumer side, can and will) Mpix Pro's free shipping is only if the order exceeds $100, but is all fedex and I believe next day Click to expand
- Comparison: Shutterfly, Winkflash, Adorama, Mpix, A I, and local pro . . .
For a variety of reasons, recently I’ve made a semi-scientific comparison of prints from Shutterfly, Winkflash, Adorama, Mpix, A I, and my local pro lab, Professional Color Service I’d be curious to hear how your experiences and observations compare to mine <P> <B><U>Shutte
- Color correction from MPIX? - The Photography Forum
I'm ordering from MPIX for the first time and didn't know if I should have them do color correction or if I should decline it? Ive got a calibrated IPS monitor and the photos look the way I want them on my screen so I wasn't sure which way to go Any insight is appreciated
- Prints from Mpix | The Photography Forum
So, I decided to get off my bottom and start using Mpix for my prints Figured a good place to start would be to order their paper sample kit and their calibration kit Ordered the calibration kit for $3 00, shipping at 5 95 Submitted my order, noticed I didn't add the paper sample kit doh
- Mpix Quality - The Digital Darkroom: Process, Technique Printing . . .
Mpix listed that they could be printed up to 20x30 I believe in the little dialogue box I got 4x6 for a photo album instead of friends standing around the computer monitor
- understanding MPIX scanning - The Digital Darkroom: Process, Technique . . .
If MPIX believes that 200 DPI is the minimum resolution for a 'good' print, then an 11x14 would be the maximum size for a 2200x2800 scan In fact, MPIX scans at 1228x1818, which, while not impressive, gives a resolution of >130 DPI for an 8x10 < p>
- sRGB for Mpix - The Digital Darkroom: Process, Technique Printing . . .
I've been using Mpix for my digital prints for over a year now and have been very pleased with the quality and service, but just recently I noticed that they recommend sending files with an sRGB color space However, following what seems to be the most common advice here on Photo net, I've been s
- Calibrating for MPIX Pro - Photo. net
calibrated to mpix printers Since I tweaked the brightness by 25% at the least, and reds blues on rgb channel by almost as much, I expect the images to look bad on laptops and tablets Is there a direct workflow to do this in as few steps as possible? Preferably in LR, if not then in bulk and quickly to applying whatever conversions necessary?
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