[Hooch Tan]

http://www.geardiary.com/2008/09/05...hotofiddle-way/

"Photofiddle produces their artwork on canvas (unframed and rolled), art prints (unframed and rolled), as framed artwork, or as canvas wrapped on stretchers. Prices can vary wildly, depending upon the end size and the style chosen. I was told my Photofiddle design would be of the canvas wrapped on stretchers variety, and that my size choices would be 18? x 18? (if I chose a square piece), or 24? x 16? if I went with a more traditional rectangular design."

A while ago, GearDiary took the opportunity to try out Photofiddle, a website that specializes in taking photos and turning them into various kinds of prints.  It starts with uploading, or sending them a photo, which they jazz up with a wide variety of filters and touch up tools.  You can then opt to have your final result placed on a canvas or print.  The touch up tools are nice, though nothing special compared to what you might finder with an online photo editor.  However, the ability to put a photo on canvas or print makes Photofiddle stand out.  Honestly, I'm not sure if I'd make any prints for myself, as I'm not a photo album kind of guy, but, I can imagine a few people who would definately appreciate these as gifts!

[Hooch Tan]

http://www.geardiary.com/2008/09/05...hotofiddle-way/

"Photofiddle produces their artwork on canvas (unframed and rolled), art prints (unframed and rolled), as framed artwork, or as canvas wrapped on stretchers. Prices can vary wildly, depending upon the end size and the style chosen. I was told my Photofiddle design would be of the canvas wrapped on stretchers variety, and that my size choices would be 18? x 18? (if I chose a square piece), or 24? x 16? if I went with a more traditional rectangular design."

A while ago, GearDiary took the opportunity to try out Photofiddle, a website that specializes in taking photos and turning them into various kinds of prints.  It starts with uploading, or sending them a photo, which they jazz up with a wide variety of filters and touch up tools.  You can then opt to have your final result placed on a canvas or print.  The touch up tools are nice, though nothing special compared to what you might finder with an online photo editor.  However, the ability to put a photo on canvas or print makes Photofiddle stand out.  Honestly, I'm not sure if I'd make any prints for myself, as I'm not a photo album kind of guy, but, I can imagine a few people who would definately appreciate these as gifts!