<p>Hi. I'm having a great problem sending my portfolio samples... I have high-quality JPEG files of my art work so I could upload them on SlideRoom and send them to the colleges I have applied for transfer. However, one college requires me to send "physical" samples of my art work so I tried to print, scan, or whatever I could do in my school's library but I can never get high-quality photocopies/prints of my portfolio works. The photocopies/prints turned out to be very blurry and unclear. So I'm thinking of ordering a photocopy/print-out service but I'm not sure where I should ask for it. Has anyone ordered a photocopy service? Does CVS or Shutterfly produce high-quality photocopies? Or any other place you would recommend? Thanks a lot in advance. I appreciate your help!</p>
<p>Produce a photo book. Lots of online sites. Can probably do it locally too. </p>
<p>If you are trying to figure out how to get a high quality scan of your artwork the local reprographics places that serve architects usually have large scale scanners. </p>
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<p>If you don’t have the camera gear and expertise to DIY you may want to outsource it. Find a photographer that can photograph art and the like and ask him to generate the hardcopies.If the colleges insist on printed materials that’s the way to go. 4 years ago when we did this for my daughter’s architectural portfolio I used my DSLR camera and gear to do it and it was quite tedious but excellent results at the end. </p>