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Hi, I don't know you but your post bought tears to my eyes. Like so many others here I have also suffered the pain of losing a furred member of my family and my heart goes out to you and your family for the loss of your beloved (and very beautiful) dog. *hugs*

Thank you so much everyone for your welcomes and advice.. I will be thinking carefully about whether to print my own or outsource over the next week or so although I have to admit that at the moment outsourcing - if I can get the made at a reasonable price - seems to be the sensible way to go...

Cheers.. message sent.. :thumb: Nope.. but am loving there website (just googled it) and will call them shortly... thanks for the contact! :notworthy:

Care to give me a quote??

Excellent advice, thank you so much... now as a printer yourself do you think that I could realistically do this myself (print the backdrops) or am I better off getting some quotes from printers and sub contracting the work that way? I have very little idea as to the running costs of printing...

Thanks for replying.. as a photographer I always use a very high dpi (res)for my prints but I don't think that is necessary for backdrops as they generally are more muted in the background.. in fact more often than as they are not the focus of the shot they are positively blurred. Self...

Hahahahaha! Hilarious! I didn't see that one coming! On a lighter note in one of our states here we had similar signs which eventually were taken down after local graffiti artists renamed them all to 'Pigs in Space'.. (as the partner of an ex cop I can see the humor and not the insult in...

I come with cling wrap! :Cool 2: Hi everyone, my name is Sue and I am a photographer (in Australia) and I am currently researching the idea of printing photographic backdrops. At the risk of coming across as rude by asking questions in my first post I could really do with some advice...