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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
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
Mpix users, I have a question. . . | The Photography Forum MPIX will send samples of the Endura paper with their image, however the samples are for the traditional color, B W, and metallic They don't send lustre and non-lustre samples
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
Please Help Me With This Mpix Tech Support Email MPix do not use inks or toner They expose silver halide paper using RGB lasers: "Here at Mpix we print on 3 different papers; Kodak Endura E-Surface, Endura Metallic and Ilford's True B W " They are not inkjet prints The 'True BW' is probably Ilfospeed RC Digital That is a panchromatic silver-image RC paper, and it is capable of excellent archival stability if processed properly The colour
Millers vs. MPix - Photo. net Highly satisfied with mpix com, but I send them files from a color managed working environment in sRGB color space So I'm not asking for any skilled human intervention The quality is excellent, the color is true, the packing and shipping are excellent, service is fast Great customer dedication I'm sure Miller's and mpix com use the same printing machines Miller's higher prices presumably
Tips for accurate b w prints from MPIX? - Photo. net By the way, I was somewhat interested and amused with what I got recently with some Mpix true B W prints My brother shot some T-Max 400 and had a local camera store develop it and scan it with (I'm 95% sure) a Noritsu mini-lab Mini-lab scans are of course known for having excessive contrast I just uploaded several of the files to Mpix, and the 4x6 prints looked pretty good I suppose the
DxOMark scores lens sharpness with Perceptual Megapixel On the Canon EOS 5D it scores pretty well at just under 10 P-MPix a difference which many photographers would be prepared to live with When you mount the Samyang lens on the newer Canon EOS 5D Mark II however, the score is 11 5 P-MPix, a loss of 45% of the camera’s resolution
Do you use MPIX processing for your film? - Photo. net Many of you in this forum have stated that you use mpix for your digital prints with very good results Have any of you used them for your film developing? The pro lab in my area is very expensive for processing and I don't believe in going to the discount stores or 1 hours for my prints I curre
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