Photoghost

8 recommendations and reviews from 7 people

• Referral from August 15, 2015
  

  Christopher S. asked:

  **PRINTING** Has anyone got any recommendations for large format printing? I am looking for someone who can print on heavy weight cotton/fiber papers for some B+W images but also a range of 12x16 colour images.

  

  Ennan H. replied:

  www.photoghostlab.com - we can go up to 44", fully colour managed workflow, choice of paper types.

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• Referral from July 28, 2015
  

  Fiona M. asked:

  Picked up this gem when I was down in the Lake District the last week for only £6. Did a bit of research and turns out they were made between 1957-59! Now does anyone know where I can get 620 kodak film and get it developed? Preferably near Aberdeen. I have found somewhere online, but I'd like to know if there's anyone else.

  

  Leif F. replied:

  You get it from Photoghostlab.com on Langstane Rd

  

  Lucy S. replied:

  Have you spoken to the lads at PhotoGhost?

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• Referral from December 10, 2013
  

  Mhairi J. asked:

  Can anyone recommend a good printer? It needs to be wireless, and be able to print good quality photographs. Canon any good? Don't trust staff in certain stores any more, so looking for a photographer friend to reply if poss!! Daniel McAvoy, James Kelly Photography, Louise Malcolm, Lyn Gardner, etc.

  

  Daniel M. replied:

  https://www.facebook.com/pages/Photoghost/104491105438

  

  Daniel M. replied:

  The canon pro range are very good. They do an A3 sized one as well. Or just use photoghost...

  

  Louise M. replied:

  Yeah I don't own a printer..have used loxley and photoghost

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• Referral from December 21, 2012
  

  Negislava T. asked:

  Hey, guys, I have a tiny little quiestion: does anyone of you know how the film photography in Aberdeen is going? You know, where are the best places to print photos, what are the prices, etc? I was thinking of taking my other camera with me when I come back to Scotland after the winter break, and I want to know if there's any point in doing that at all.. (:

  

  Carmelo E. replied:

  https://www.facebook.com/pages/Photoghost/104491105438

  

  James W. replied:

  I'd stay away from snappy snaps. They use the same machine etc as asda, but charge a lot more. So you pay a lot for mediocre quality images. Jessops I stopped going to, as the service was terrible... The quality of the prints and scans was by far the best of the three so far BUT I HAVE TO ADD that I only took my true B/W films there (Ilford FP4, HP5 and Delta 400), which go away to a lab over a process of two weeks (or more.....) to get developed by hand. If you do your own processing, you could go to Peacocks just off castle gate. As far as I know they have a dark room that you can book/rent for certain time periods. Further, Ennan will hopefully be opening up Photoghost sometime next year.

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