Mastercolor Labs - Photo Printing - Digital Photography Services - Giclee - Canvas Prints - Holiday Cards

BE PREPARED, BE PREPARED....

cwright — Thu, 03 Jun 2010 23:20:40 +0000

Yesterday I had a good friend of mine stop by our location to pick up a nice order he had placed for Canvas Gallery Wraps of his children. My friend had ordered 29 16x20 or larger to decorate his house with, and after my many grateful thanks, we talked about the pictures he had captured and some of the problems we had in printing them. When he initially emailed his files to me, many were low resolution, so we had to track them back to the original files.

Fall Break, Creep into Nature

cwright — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 00:56:17 +0000

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Best Part of Business

cwright — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 20:43:39 +0000

One of my favorite parts of owning a small business is having the chance to work with Friends. I love having the chance to buy from my friends and I love the opportunity to supply to my friends. A friendly face can make a difficult business decision that much easier. My friend Joe Michel built this website 13 years ago. Well at least he built the original, and since has reconstructed it many times to update our technology through his company, www.itworxonline.com.

Saving your files, what's best for the future...

cwright — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 22:39:38 +0000

It seems whatever digital camera you buy, there will be an editing software included. Many of these softwares will also point you on the direction to where you can host your images, or have them printed. Wonder why they give this away free????? Because, if you chose the easy route of locking into their software, you have done exactly that, locked yourself in unless you save your files on your computer or external storage.

Most us these storage sites or printing houses store your files for free, but then only let you access the images in a much smaller format UNLESS you are buying from th

What to look for in the perfect Holiday Picture?

cwright — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 04:30:49 +0000

At Mastercolor Labs we see thousands of different Christmas Cards each year, and every year we are asked "which picture should I use for my card." My answer is always, use the photos that show what your family is like in their every day life. Sure everyone wants to look like a Norman Rockwell Painting, but the cards I remember the most are the funny cards with kids laughing, dogs facing the other way, babies crying, and parents looking frustrated. Remember you are sending these to friends, and they already know AND like you (hopefully), so be yourself.