Mustang Display Print
- Thread starter Cruisin Photography
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Thanks Greg.
I can be contacted via e-mail at cruisinphotography@hotmail.com or through my website at Display Prints. Some of you may know that I'm based in Connecticut, but Display Prints, Digital Auto Art, Auto Montages and Custom Business Cards can be created from supplied high-resolution images. The website link takes you to the info and samples/price list pages. I may well have some images of NYM members cars as I was the event photographer at the Make A Wish show for you last year.
I can be contacted via e-mail at cruisinphotography@hotmail.com or through my website at Display Prints. Some of you may know that I'm based in Connecticut, but Display Prints, Digital Auto Art, Auto Montages and Custom Business Cards can be created from supplied high-resolution images. The website link takes you to the info and samples/price list pages. I may well have some images of NYM members cars as I was the event photographer at the Make A Wish show for you last year.
Thank you. When you have the rims fitted we can take it from there. The links given above take you to the Cruisin' Photography website with other examples displayed and is constanly being updated with new images. You can use as many shots as you wish. Most clients have a main shot and some detail images, the choice is yours. We pride ourselves on producing one-of-a-kind images, we don't use templates so no two Display Prints will look the same.
I used to do show boards. I'd have people send me pics. First, half of them didn't know what high resolution meant. Then they were either over exposed or under exposed. Then when you blow them up, they looked worse. So I'd have to sit there and touch them up in photoshop. Not to mention that some would crop them to tight. When I offered to shoot the car, they wanted it for free.lol
What type of board are you printing on? The Sintra Plastic has gone up in price. The again , what hasn't?.
What type of board are you printing on? The Sintra Plastic has gone up in price. The again , what hasn't?.
I do not use any boards. We market them as Display Prints so they actually framed prints that can be used as show boards. The idea being that here in New England a show board is only usable six months in the year, whereas a framed Display Print can be enjoyed all-year round by having the facility to hang it in an office, workshop, store etc. We only frame for clients who can either collect them or meet us to deliver them. Frames are readily available at a reasonable price from many outlet stores. Our attitude is why by a traditional showboard (some cost nearly $300 with stands and bags etc) when a Display Print offers a better deal.
