Lowest price 30x40 chromira print?

[paul stimac]

http://www.vipphotolab.com charges $42 for a 30x40 chromira print. Does anyone know of a place you can get them cheaper?

[Ron Marshall]

I did an extensive search about two months ago and they were the cheapest I found. I am happy with their work.

[Brian Vuillemenot]

I take it that doesn't include scanning?

[paul stimac]

No scanning at that price.
I'm a bit disapointed in the thread response. I was hoping to find cheaper.

[tim atherton]

that's pretty damn cheap for a 30x40 print - how cheap do you want to be?

[Brian Vuillemenot]

With all the time and money you put into getting the highest quality results with large format, do you really want to go with the cheapest possible print?

[paul stimac]

Brian,

Cheap does't always mean bad. I really like chromira prints.

[John Flavell]

I'm looking at the scan prices. Has anyone seen scan prices better than that?

[John Brownlow]

if forty bucks for a 30x40 print is too much for you, you should take up another hobby, like building things out of matchsticks or something

[thomasbg]

Guys, I see this is a bit of an old thread, but our price for Chromira prints (50" max) is much, much lower than what you are getting in the USA. A 24/30" print is around $15 even if you order only one copy, and it can go down to almost half of that if your order total is over 300 square feet in total. We are using FujiColor DPII gloss and matt paper and have a fast FTP connection, where you can upload even huge files fast enough.

Of course, there is a catch and it's in the fact that our machine is located in Sofia, Bulgaria and the shipping costs (especially fast shipping services) to the USA are quite expensive for small orders. But I guess everything above 100 square feet in total will be significantly cheaper than what you can get locally.