Making posters: I shot some sequences of my grandchildren playing baseball and football over Thanksgiving. I believe they would enjoy posters of themselves hitting a softball, kicking...

lwerthe1mer Loc: Birmingham, Alabama

I shot some sequences of my grandchildren playing baseball and football over Thanksgiving. I believe they would enjoy posters of themselves hitting a softball, kicking a football, etc. Any suggestions on good sites I can use to design my posters?

MT Shooter Loc: Montana

Costco will do 20" x 30" posters cheap, $9.95 last time I looked. Poor quality lightweight paper, but they look good for the price.

jimmya Loc: Phoenix

lwerthe1mer wrote:

I shot some sequences of my grandchildren playing baseball and football over Thanksgiving. I believe they would enjoy posters of themselves hitting a softball, kicking a football, etc. Any suggestions on good sites I can use to design my posters?

Staples is pretty good.

PixelStan77 Loc: Vermont/Chicago

Check Out FedEx store. Good quality

lwerthe1mer wrote:

I shot some sequences of my grandchildren playing baseball and football over Thanksgiving. I believe they would enjoy posters of themselves hitting a softball, kicking a football, etc. Any suggestions on good sites I can use to design my posters?

dannac Loc: 60 miles SW of New Orleans

lwerthe1mer wrote:

Any suggestions on good sites I can use to design my posters?

Google search "photoshop sports templates" ... many to choose from.

All may not offer 20 x 30 though ... but you can fix that in PS.

If I recall one called Ash Design ... that offers $5 deals on Fridays once you sign up for their emails.

Beowulf Loc: Aquidneck Island, RI

Check shortrunposters.com

Gene51 Loc: Yonkers, NY, now in LSD (LowerSlowerDelaware)

These guys do my business cards, and seem to have decent pricing and options.

https://www.overnightprints.com/posters?code=ADWORDS&gclid=CjwKEAiAvZTCBRDvnoOaoa2j3xISJABxPjN9WT6WigOja258rft9w605no8N56XT7Mk0xpbxsu8UThoC1t3w_wcB

Kmgw9v Loc: Miami, Florida

MT Shooter wrote:

Costco will do 20" x 30" posters cheap, $9.95 last time I looked. Poor quality lightweight paper, but they look good for the price.

Check out Costco.

But, $9.95 will only buy a 11'by 14'.

jethro779 Loc: Tucson, AZ

Kmgw9v wrote:

Check out Costco.

But, $9.95 will only buy a 11'by 14'.

Is that 11 foot by 14 foot or 11inches by 14 inches?

Kmgw9v Loc: Miami, Florida

jethro779 wrote:

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OnDSnap Loc: NE New Jersey

MT Shooter wrote:

Costco will do 20" x 30" posters cheap, $9.95 last time I looked. Poor quality lightweight paper, but they look good for the price.

You may want to call your local Costco and find out which printer they use for posters, then download the ICC profile from Dry Creek Photo and target that printer, save to file and off you go to Costco (ah just read how to do it)

https://www.drycreekphoto.com/icc/

jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

lwerthe1mer wrote:

I shot some sequences of my grandchildren playing baseball and football over Thanksgiving. I believe they would enjoy posters of themselves hitting a softball, kicking a football, etc. Any suggestions on good sites I can use to design my posters?

VistaPrint

klouis

Hi,

I live across the world, so I'm not sure if this would be of any help.

I dont actually make any posters, but I do print a lot of my photographs on canvas which I display at home.
The last time the printer suggested an adhesive vinyl which is stuck directly on the wall & can be removed & restuck a hundred times (so I was told). This vinyl does not leave any residue on the wall, nor does it lose its stickness.

I have printed just one image of 150cms x 100cms as a trial. This cost me @ $60.

I am quite happy with this & my next print will be double that size.

Once you design your posters, printing it woukd be the next step.

Good luck with your poster design.

Dds82

lwerthe1mer wrote:

I shot some sequences of my grandchildren playing baseball and football over Thanksgiving. I believe they would enjoy posters of themselves hitting a softball, kicking a football, etc. Any suggestions on good sites I can use to design my posters?

I believe you are asking for a design site, not where to get it printed. If I'm correct try Lightroom in print module I played around once and designed the poster below. I have very little experience otherwise but thought that would help. I think you probably can get a variety of designs right here with LR.

TomV Loc: Annapolis, Maryland

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