Pikto Inc

12 recommendations and reviews from 7 people

• Referral from March 17, 2021
  

  adhirajsingh asked:

  Any professional photographers here? Looking for recommendations for a good, reliable printing + framing place. Would love recommendations and personal experiences, if you've had any. I did try Toronto Image Works, but I think they are probably too busy. It's been over a month and they haven't even gotten back with a quotation despite follow ups. Looks to be THE place, but oh well.

  

  BernsteinA replied:

  Pikto https://www.pikto.com/ does great prints and mounts. It seems they have a limited selection of frames though

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• Referral from March 14, 2021
  

  dillingerisalive asked:

  Where can I print large, museum-quality posters? What are the best shops in Toronto for printing high-quality posters? I am looking at two types: Giclee printing and screen printing. I want to start selling large calligraphic posters on Etsy. Any recommendations from your own experience would be great!

  

  beef-supreme replied:

  www.Pikto.ca

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• Referral from December 16, 2015
  

  Erin B. asked:

  Attention all photography enthusiasts!! Where does an individual get high-quality, professional grade photographs printed in the area? I always though Blacks quality was horrible....and please do not suggest a Loblaws/Shoppers kiosk. Any professional photographers out there want to PM me with advice? Need prints in hand by 3pm on Saturday. Thanks in advance for your suggestions. ;)

  

  Lisa L. replied:

  Pikto in Distillery District https://www.pikto.com/

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• Referral from December 15, 2015
  

  Andre A. asked:

  Grabbed this shot on Wednesday while downtown at the taxi protests. Streetcars were backed up down the block so I was able to take my time with composing. Anyone know where I could find a good shop to put this on a steel back? Nikon D750 NIKKOR 50mm 1.8G ISO 640 f/2.8 1/200s

  

  Wes W. replied:

  i am like 99% sure that right here in toronto https://www.pikto.com/ does metal... i could be massively mistaken but I feel like I have used them in the past for that

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• Referral from November 3, 2014
  

  Bhaskar M. asked:

  ISO: photo or print shop that can print 11x17 or larger matte photo prints. Thanks!

  

  Lisa N. replied:

  Pikto in the Distillery. All my pro friends love it! https://www.pikto.com/

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• Referral from August 27, 2014
  

  Danielle H. asked:

  Is there anywhere local that can print professional pictures? I've tried printing at both Costco and Walmart but the images aren't turning out the way they should be. The photographer I used gave me a website I could try, but the shipping alone was $14 and I don't even know that they'd turn out. Would prefer somewhere close, that way I can print a couple and see how they turn out.

  

  Jason M. replied:

  www.pikto.ca is the lab I use. Pay the shipping, or drive to the distillery district to pick them up, you won't be disappointed, I promise. There is nobody local who can come close to their quality. I've done comparisons (I'm a professional wedding photographer) against Blacks, Walmart, CostCo, etc. The Walmart in town here is fine for large prints, because they use an Epson printer and it is properly calibrated every day.

  

  Rebecca T. replied:

  You could try www.walljoy.ca. It's a consumer division of a professional photo lab. Also, www.pikto.com would be another good place. They are both a higher price point, but like others have mentioned, you will get what you pay for. Big box stores generally use lesser quality products, meaning your images won't last the same as if you order through your photographer. These are important and precious memories that you want to be there to enjoy for years to come. Trust me, a good lab is totally worth the investment :)

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• Referral from March 28, 2016
  

  Rachel H. asked:

  Has anyone used a place in town to order canvas prints and remember the turn around time? Need 5 8x10 shots printed but not sure if I have enough time. TIA

  

  Jason M. replied:

  http://www.pikto.ca

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• Referral from March 18, 2015
  

  Jennifer M. asked:

  Where's the best/cheapest place to get colour prints done? (Of a project, not pictures)

  

  Jason M. replied:

  www.pikto.ca hands down. I've tried prints everwhere, nobody can touch the quality.

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• Referral from March 17, 2015
  

  Pam V. asked:

  Does anyone know where a good place is to have photos printed? Wal mart sucks. Anywhere online that people have used that have good quality results? TIA

  

  Jason M. replied:

  PIKTO.ca is the best, hands down. http://www.pikto.ca

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• Referral from September 23, 2014
  

  Sara A. asked:

  Look to get a bunch of pictures developed. Anyone know of a place in town that offers deals for bulk developing or any good websites for cheap?

  

  Jason M. replied:

  www.pikto.ca

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• Referral from March 14, 2014
  

  Sara C. asked:

  Where is the best place to print a large quantity of family pictures? I have years worth of pictures that I still have not printed. I have printed a couple over the years at Walmart but the quality is terrible. My plan is to print a bunch now, get them organized over the next few months and get them into photo albums this summer. Thanks!

  

  Jason M. replied:

  Sara Couling-Clarke If you want the best quality prints, you will want to deal with http://www.pikto.ca. I have used them many times, and the prints are always better quality than Blacks/Walmart/Costco/anywhere else. You can download an application to your PC called Pikto ROES, and upload the photos. They will print them and mail them right to you. You will be blown away with the quality and customer service.

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