EzPosterPrints - Custom Poster Print - Upload Your Image/Photo - Personalized Photo Prints, Create Your Own Poster - Print Any Photos, Images - 24 X 36 inches

I honestly wasn’t expecting much because my file wasn’t high resolution, but this completely blew me away. The print came out sharp, vibrant, and far better than I thought it would. Once I unrolled it and put it in a frame, it genuinely looked like a professional movie poster. The colors are rich, the details hold up really well even up close, and the overall finish gives it a premium feel. I designed this just for fun, but seeing it printed made it feel real. Packaging was solid and it arrived in great condition with no damage or creases. If you’re on the fence—don’t be. Even if your image isn’t perfect, they do an amazing job bringing it to life. Highly recommend.

I decided to decorate my wall with some of my own photography. Back in 2008, I had photographed a Colorado band named Born In Winter on their trip here to Nebraska. The shot you see in my sample photo is of their lead singer at the time, Michelle Huerd. I got a lot of shots that day for the web site, RockOnColorado.com that I was happy with, but the one in which Michelle is swinging around with her hair flowing behind here is the shot I've always loved. I recently decided I wanted a poster of that shot, and I shopped around a lot. Some months back, I decided on another service for printing it, but, by the time I got around to having my poster made, that service had gotten trashed by reviewers. That wasn't a good sign. I had actually written down EZPosterPrints as my second choice. A quick Internet search for them revealed they weren't getting hammered by bad reviews, so I decided to give them a chance. I'm glad I did. I wanted a really large poster of my shot of Michelle, so I chose their 36"X 48". That's pretty big, and so I had some concerns about being able to provide enough resolution for good quality. My original processing of my photo was for the ROC web site, and you don't want a huge amount of resolution for a web site jpeg. I took the photo back in '08 with a Canon EOS 20D 8 megapixel camera and a 40 mm Sigma f/1.4 lens. I used no supplemental lighting such as a flash. I remastered my original image to have as much resolution as was available. I did have some concerns whether it would be enough for a poster. That old 20D is an 8 megapixel camera, which is a lot less than a current DSLR would have. Nowadays, you can get a DSLR or similar camera with up to 45 megapixels. However, I also knew that much of today's focus on megapixels is all hype. There's a lot more to photography than megapixels, and 8 megapixels is actually quite a lot. The Hubble space telescope has a 2 megapixel camera, and it does quite well. In the end, I was pleased with the poster EZPosterPrints made for me. You can see it in the photo I'm including of my wall. The picture in question is the one on the right of the woman singer in violet lighting. There are some other photos on that wall, but they were not printed by EZPosterPrint. I can highly recommend EZPosterPrints with some caveats. The most important thing to remember about printing is the whole "garbage-in/garbage-out" idea. In short, they can only print up a good quality poster for you if you give them a good quality image. That's why I did not give them the low-resolution jpeg I had mastered for the RockOnColorado website. I went back and remastered it from the original RAW file for as much resolution as I could give them. EZPosterPrints says they need at least 300 DPI (dots per inch), but give them even more if you have it. If your image does not have enough resolution, there are some AI tools online that purport to be able to beef it up. However, I've never used any of them. You're probably better off sticking with an image that you know already has enough resolution. However, I don't rule out the possibility that some AI tool out there could soup up your picture to have enough. I just can't vouch for any of the services that claim to be able to do that for you. I also remastered it for the 36" X 48" size that I had chosen. I highly recommend prepping your image for whatever size you've chosen. If you don't, you're leaving the interpretation of how it's cropped up to the printer. You would not want them to have to guess how you want it. You don't need an expensive subscription to Adobe Photoshop to do so. I did some of the work in the free image editor named Gimp, and a little bit of the work in an old (and really affordable) image editor named PhotoImpact. To be clear, EZPosterPrints does have a tool that you can use for cropping and sizing your image, but I wanted to use the tools that I've known how to use for years. There are cheap and free tools you can use for prepping your image, but you do need to know how to use them. If you choose Gimp, there are about a zillion Youtube videos on how to use it. You could even use PhotoImpact. Although that program has been orphaned for a long time, it's still highly capable. There are other affordable tools out there. I don't recommend breaking the bank on some expensive program. In short, if you give EZPosterPrints a quality image, they'll be able to make a quality poster for you. I'm also including the original thumbnail image that their prep system made for me. At first, I had some concern that my large print that I would receive would include the extra graphics that you see in that image. It did not. The final poster, as you can see from my wall shot, was only of Michelle how I set it up for them. EZPosterPrints gave me a better quality poster than I was expecting, and I can be pretty picky. I used to do photography for musical performers, and I've become quite particular on what quality I'll accept. I'm giving a big thumbs up to this company for the work they did for me. I just can't stress enough that you need to give them a quality image. Do that, and these guys are highly capable of giving you an excellent poster.

I ordered two 34x26 posters and I have to say.. it is Great quality image printing!! Looks great in your typical poster board! Very professional looking, I love it! Doesn’t feel like it is cheap or will rip easy generally thick paper, light weight for such a big poster, very pleased and I would buy from them again!

Unfortunately there’s no posters available of the image I wanted, so I decided to order a custom print. It arrived much sooner than expected and the quality is AMAZING!!! Image is sharp, color is vivid, and paper is nice and thick! Highly recommended if you’re looking for a place to get a high quality image.

Nice quality and color. The thickness was like any other poster and the price wasn't bad at all.

I love this it turned out really good. Came in time for sweet 16 party. Love it won't send a photo because it's of my 16 year old grand daughter so don't want to post it. But trust me it's very nice. Thank you

Came damaged they replaced. Great quality

I would have rated these HIGHER than 5 stars if i could have!! These posters turned out absolutely amazing!! I wanted enlarged family photos for our living room (24" x 36"), and wanted a more affordable option that wasn't a canvas. These posters turned out absolutely beautiful!!! Amazing quality and they arrived 5 days before they said they going to! I will absolutely order these again!!!