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I have some 8X10 prints I want to frame and was wondering where people buy frames. I've noticed prices at Ofoto are reasonable ($22) but you have to pay a bit much for shipping, around $7. I just want a classic black gallery style frame. Thanks.
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Try a look at a wally mart, they sometimes have some real good prices on standard sized frames.
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You could try:
http://www.lightimpressionsdirect.com I've been told that their prices are a bit high, but the quality is good. Since I don't know what "high" means, it might work for you (or be too much.) Eric |
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I would suggest large hobby stores... around here (Missouri) that means Hobby Lobby or Michael's. They have a range of quality, including fairly inexpensive black metal frames. And often, one or both of the stores will have decent sales, even on stock, ready-madeframes.
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You should consider buying a mat cutter and learning to use it. Properly cut mats will make your framed photos look great. It's easy to do, but does take a little practice. I give away a lot of matted framed pictures and they are very welcome presents. I buy give-away frames at Wal-Mart
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I second the matting comment. It isn't as much hard as requiring attention to detail. And it definitely makes the pictures look better.
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