Framebridge is a step up from that. Great customer service when they mess up, too. I would compare their price to a local framer. I’m not sure how much more expensive that would be, but you’d have a lot more options and could get museum glass.
Those are the three options I’ve used.
If you don’t need custom sizes, Michael’s and Ikea could work. You also can buy a standard frame and then take it to a framer for a custom mat.
Nov 4, 2024
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Kubus was (idk it’s been a couple of yearss) the cheapest like $8-$10 for develop and scan quality tho is what you pay for so don’t expect anything amazing
Luster and Sammy’s are more expensive but good all three of these are p quick
Jun 24, 2024
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For getting already-printed photos digitized, it might be best to see if your local photo/print shop will do them, but if you're comfortable sending your stuff in the mail, I have used this Kodak Digitizing Box service (it's a different company licensed to use the Kodak name). They just send you an empty box, and you send it back filled with whatever you need scanned. Once it's done, they send you either a thumb drive or download link back with your original media. There are other similar services out there, but this is the only one I've used!
Mar 9, 2024
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It’s the only way to save any money in my experience. As an aside; recently got an Instax Mini and the film is much cheaper and more reliable than anything polaroid is producing these days, would recommend if ur not married to the large format
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The occupation persists, the oppression persists, the torture persists.
The occupiers are psychotic and their work is never finished.
People who’ve paid attention won’t be surprised by this photo from Gaza.
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Give people like jilly a break!
I actually practice what I preach on this one 😇
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