dandev Loc: Enumclaw, WA

White House Custom Colour.

water falls Loc: Green Bay,Wi

I use Costco for pictures,good quality and and prices.

newtoyou Loc: Eastport

If you have one near, Sam's Club does a fine job (opinion). Up to 24x36, I believe.
Shop while you wait.
Not to your liking, no obligation to pay.
Bill

Longshadow Loc: Audubon, PA, United States

Maybe we should also ask who to stay away from and why.

LWW Loc: Banana Republic of America

Ditto.

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

Size?
Budget?
Medium? Wide gamut inkjet on fine art rag paper? Cheap photo print on photo paper? Glass? Metal? Canvas?

Are your images "print ready" - did you prepare them on a computer with a profiled display using a managed color workflow? Do you have the ability to soft proof an image with a print-lab provided paper and ink profile?

How quickly do you need them?

There are dozens of print labs, that offer cheap photo prints. If you want something better, Miller's, which has a good selection of fine art paper, Candela Fine Art Printing, WhiteWall, BayPhoto, or WHCC which has a more limited selection of fine art paper. Grapheteria uses Epson Ultrachrome inks and papers, as well as others.

It's hard to categorize prints made on Kodak or Fuji photo paper (what you get when you pay a couple of dollars for an 8x10) as "excellent quality" especially when you compare them to wide gamut inkjet results. These cheap prints are made on a production Lambda, Lightjet or Chromira (all use laser light source), or Chromira (uses LED), and exposes on to photo paper and wet processed. Your paper choices are limited, and paper is usually very thin, compared to heavy weight cotton rag fine art papers.

coolhanduke Loc: Redondo Beach, CA

I would use Mpix, national photo lab, bay photo. I think they all still use silver halide process. Costco, Fedex and all those local services use ink jet technology.

Longshadow Loc: Audubon, PA, United States

Couldbe different Costcos use different processes? The Costco near me purports to use a photographic process (I asked - unless they changed).

Kuzano

Costco (near me) does not print big enough to do a five image Panorama ( already stitched ) to a final image of 12 x 44 inches I want to mat and frame to 15X49 framed for a friend. I picked up a nerly new Epson R1900 that will do 13x44 on roll feed paper. A 22 foot paper roll from Epson is $22. That should print almost 6 of those 44" panorama's

Price for one from On line Printers appears to come to $H60-80 plus shipping (Again juat one). Think I will taka a stab at this myself. (What??? room to blow out 4 before I take a loss). High expectations, yeah???

Longshadow Loc: Audubon, PA, United States

Have you checked the UPS Store? I saw a printer in one store with a roll of five foot something in it.

treadwl Loc: South Florida

I use Dale Labs in Hollywood Florida. They really do a great job

TonyBot

Check out https://www.americanframe.com
Moderate prices, good choice for everyday and fine art prints, plus great pricing on DIY framing. I use them for large prints that I can't do.

Patsworld Loc: Idaho

Nations Photo

GENorkus Loc: Washington Twp, Michigan

Whatever print service you end up with, remind them SEVERAL times if you want them to correct the images or not.

I finally found a service that listens to me and my "check box" answer that I don't want them to correct things.

The worst offender is the one people here like alot that starts woth the letter "M". They do good work it just that it take them several attempts after several phone calls. For me at least.

tdekany Loc: Oregon