Who do you trust your B&W output to?

[cenelsonfoto]

Ordered a test batch from MPIX last week, on that Ilford matte paper they use.

Order processed and shipped/arrived asap, so that was good, and the prints were

very nice as well.

 

That said, I find MPIX to be a bit clunky from the interface end of things, and

I would like to go with a service that won't baffle my customers in the process

of trying to order. Also, the B&W printing must be very good.

 

Who do you turn to? Links would be appreciated along with comments.

 

Thanks,

Craig

[david_schilling___chicago_]

Since I converted to digital I rarely have a problem with the lab quality of B&W. Before going digital, I had a heck of a time getting the look I wanted without going into the darkroom and doing it for myself.

[jacob_brown]

MPIX + B&W:

 

http://davebeckerman.wordpress.com/2007/05/11/mpix-bw/

[apostrophe-studios]

<p>Have you given <a href="http://www.prodpi.com/">ProDPI</a> (Digital Precision

Imaging), <a href="http://

www.whcc.com/">WHCC</a> (White House Custom Color) or <a href="http://

www.adoramapix.com/">AdoramaPix</a> (Adorama) a try?</p>

 

<p>ProPDI has a great presentation for your prints and will even handle fulfillment

(printing,

packing, and shipping) of your orders — in fact, they just bought a new Noritsu

printer

last week to keep up with demand.</p>