Blowing up photos?

[Barry Scott]

Anyone know anywhere in swindon where i can take a photo and get i blown up please?

I don't have the negatives, so i am relying on a larger copy of the photo being made.

[CARTMAN]

MAILBOXES ON COMMERCIAL ROAD MIGHT DO IT.

[BrightonRed]

Does CopyCats on Commercial Road still exist?
My mum used to get photo's blown up and laminated there without the negative.

[Barry Scott]

Cheers boys, I'm gonna get my arse to those and find out. Copycats still exists i believe, so i'll try there first.

[Simon Pieman]

I will do it for you. I have a big supply of plastic explosives  

[sonicyouth]

Anyone know anywhere in swindon where i can take a photo and get i blown up please?

I don't have the negatives, so i am relying on a larger copy of the photo being made.

What size is the original print and how big do you want it?

Find a decent photo/camera shop and ask there. We'd do it where we work, but anything larger than 8x6 would probably look shite.

[Barry Scott]

I think the photo is 5" x 7", tried to find copycats today, but appears to no longer exist.

Want to try and double its size... ish. Was gonna try a high res scanner & printer, use photo paper and see how that turns out?

I'm gonna take a trip round town tomorrow and speak to camera shops and see what they say.

Cheers

[sonicyouth]

You could try a high res scanner, put the image onto a disc and see what a camera shop could do with that. You may be able to do 10x8, it depends how much loss of quality you can cope with.