What a champ, love it

I've done two acrylic prints from Bayphoto and am afraid to spend the money to try agian. I've had air bubbles behind the acrylic on one fresh out of the box... The other developed air bubbles as the acrylic was seperating from the print.

Acrylic photo block, it is made from food grade material, high transparency, not easy broken and sparkling quality.

What size is the epic print he is showing?

I would be great to see the three finishes with different light angles to be able to compare the look of the three finish types.

Why did you not order non-glare? Is It less vibrant?

Where is the ICC profile for the Epic prints? I did not see it on the support page where you download the other ICC profiles?

No link to Omars channel?

do you deliver in india?

Bay Photo used to be good. However, I can no longer recommend them after my last three experiences with them over the last couple of months as something is seriously wrong with their quality control. I recently ordered a framed 20x30 Epic Print with a black wood float frame. The total with shipping was around $500. The "epic" print I received was heavily blown out with overexposed highlights. The blue sky was turned white and the print was framed with a metal (not wood) frame. I contacted their customer service department and they re-printed the "epic" print. However, this time it was severely underexposed. You can barely see any color or detail in the subject's face. I ended up just using my original test print from Shutterfly that cost me $12 through Costco. The $12 Shutterfly matte finish on Fuji Crystal Archive print looks amazing. The two $500 so called "Epic" prints from Bay Photo are complete garbage. IBefore this experience, I had ordered another Fuji matte print on Gator board that was also severely blown out. I ended up having that image re-printed from my local printer and again, their re-print looks great. I am in utter disbelief at how awful the quality from Bay Photo has become.

Bay Photo used to be good. However, I can no longer recommend them after my last three experiences with them over the last couple of months as something is seriously wrong with their quality control. I recently ordered a framed 20x30 Epic Print with a black wood float frame. The total with shipping was around $500. The "epic" print I received was heavily blown out with overexposed highlights. The blue sky was turned white and the print was framed with a metal (not wood) frame. I contacted their customer service department and they re-printed the "epic" print. However, this time it was severely underexposed. You can barely see any color or detail in the subject's face. I ended up just using my original test print from Shutterfly that cost me $12 through Costco. The $12 Shutterfly matte finish on Fuji Crystal Archive print looks amazing. The two $500 so called "Epic" prints from Bay Photo are complete garbage. IBefore this experience, I had ordered another Fuji matte print on Gator board that was also severely blown out. I ended up having that image re-printed from my local printer and again, their re-print looks great. I am in utter disbelief at how awful the quality from Bay Photo has become.

Yeah...I was NOT going to watch this whole video...until I tried skipping ahead and realized I missed important info...LOL so I went back and watched it all...HOW INFORMATIVE! Man you have a good recorded voice (just thought you should know, since lots of people hate their recorded voice).

I'd like to see a video like this with the Textured finish included.

ca this be backlit?

Hello! Does this print have sharp square corners or 1/8" rounded corners? Thanks!

Nice review. One odd question from me. Do they also send you the nail for the wall to hang it up with?

Ooooo Ahhhh I love this!

How can I get my hands on a swatch book I cannot find it on the website.

How do you hang the posts? Do you drill holes in the wall?

I am trying to make a metal panoramic portrait. Four men standing in front of their four cars. What finish would you suggest for a metal print like this?

Great video. Thanks. I do wonder however, when you are soft proofing, the surrounding area on screen in Lightroom, switches from a neutral gray to white. Do you see this as a problem when comparing the soft-proofed image with the non soft-proofed image?

I've been using Bay Photo long before metal prints were a thing. Their quality and customer service are the best. I guess it's time to try an Epic Print.

Why does Bay Photo prefer Jpeg format over Tiff if Tiff offers more information ? Why is there no mention of whether DNG compression is except-able with photo files ? Thank you.

Looks great. I’ve been taking photos for 3 years now and I’m collecting a few images I want to print but nothing this demanding. Marc Silber recommends you guys all the time. Now I don’t want anything as flash as this guy is showing but I see good options on your website. Now the problem. Do you ship to the UK? Initially I just want some A4 and A3 prints on good paper. I can frame at home.

Are you using ChromaLuxe to create all these metal print masterpieces?

Trying to decide whether to save color profile as sRGB or AdobesRGB? Why do you use sRGB instead of Adobe sRGB which has a broader range of color?

wow I learned a lot more from you! that from Bay Photo Lab. Now I decide to order the epic. Thank you.

I need to Order Test Prints more often. Is there a Watermark Option at a Discounted Price?

Any suggestions with applying a metal print to a gravestone? I believe It's a granite material.

That looks very time consuming. And I'm over here still trying to declutter totes of photos years later. Haha Excellent job you guys! Love everything you do.

I had 3 rolls 120 6x7 of Yosemite on fuji reala in 2011 when it was only like 10 bucks per drum scan and they are phenomenal images, never had another scan that even compares

Wow awesome booth

Really nice display.

Your booth like great!

Do the French Cleat hanger have grove, like a dove tail, for hanging?

Really appreciate you making this video. I learned a lot!

I am not seeing a link for the monitor calibration video you mentioned. Please post. Thanks

This is helpful. I've been nervous about sending images to get printed because I wasn't sure about sizing.

Great tutorial video! Really good info on what to look for and how to prepare your image for print! Thanks!

Instead of ordering an acrylic print for the hard proof step, couldn't you just order a photographic print on the same photographic paper that would be face-mounted to the acrylic? Seems like that would be a more economical but every-bit-as accurate method of achieving hard proof results.

Excellent video. Thank you so much!

What a super awesome lesson! I use Bay Photo, and I agree they are awesome. Thank you!

Thank you for the excellent Metal Prints from my digital file. I will have to try a film scan next!

Great video. I’ve been gearing up to make a video about using our D7100 as well.

Is the method used to transfer the image onto the metal sublimation?

I dont see the option to make sheer surface with gold or rose gold effects

How much do the pieces weigh on this vid

I need test prints of these.

How can I add more photos?

Great presentation! I'd like to print a PNG art where we have a transparent background and I want the metal texture to be seen through directly. I uploaded both JPG and PNG on BayPhoto online ordering system and they both look the same, meaning that there was a white background after uploading for PNG as well. So, I wonder if printing PNG with transparent background is possible, or is there any way to have the entire background of my art to be seen through the metal texture.