Canvas Prints Made Even Easier with Photo Montage Service at PhotoInCanvas

Canvas prints specialists PhotoInCanvas has implemented a superb new feature at the site which helps customers that just can't choose which image to use.

2011-07-02

CHESTER, ENGLAND, July 02, 2011 (Press-News.org) Canvas prints specialists PhotoInCanvas has implemented a superb new feature at the site which helps customers that just can't choose which image to use. If people have too many great shots of a similar theme to choose from, then the team at PhotoInCanvas can put all of them into a fantastic photo canvas.

This feature may be perfect for individuals that have been to an event such as festival where an abundance of photographs are taken. PhotoInCanvas is urging customers to send them all in so they can group them together to create a stunning image.

The PhotoInCanvas Photo Montage service may be the perfect way to showcase highlights from a special occasion or can beautifully portray photos showing someone growing up. Photo Montages with PhotoInCanvas are a fun way to enjoy all those special moments every single day.

To take advantage of this service, customers need to just email the studio their photos and they will send you a proof of what to expect.

PhotoInCanvas has also multiplied the range of sizes available by four; thirteen different canvas sizes were previously available but the latest improvement at PhotoInCanvas means that there is now an incredible 48. This means that canvas prints from PhotoInCanvascan now be customised to fit absolutely anywhere in the home.

With the Canvas of the Month and the Bespoke Art Shop at PhotoInCanvas, it now seems that any canvas print needs can now be catered for. Anyone interested in any of the aforementioned services or canvas prints can go directly to www.photoincanvas.co.uk or just click here.

http://www.photoincanvas.co.uk
Tel: 0800 630 0880
info@photoincanvas.co.uk

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