$fracture glass pictures reviews$

$fracture glass pictures reviews$

What I really would like to see is a 'move' or 'select and position' option for pictures that have a different crop than Fracture's printing sizes/aspect ratios. It is very limited and basic at the moment. I have to say I was a bit dissapointed with Fracture's online photo editor, although their development team has assured me they are working on a more advanced one. It rinsed right off with water but be careful if you touch something with it.

$fracture glass pictures reviews$

They replied quickly explaining it was 'ash from the laser cuts on the foamcore backing'.

$fracture glass pictures reviews$

It looked like ink so I took a picture and tweeted it to the Fracture's twitter account. It wasn't visible until I touched the mounting and the stand. Unfortunately there was quite a lot of dirt when I opened the package (see the picture above). The glass print was so well packaged that I thought about taking a hammer to open it up. The Fracture's team should be hired my the Department of Defense to design tanks because their packaging is indestructible. To be fair, I didn't expect it to be shipped faster than that because the Fracture's website informed me about possible shipping date when I ordered my glass print. I ordered mine on March 8 (2014) and although it was ready for shipping a few days after (according to Fracture's online system), if I remember correctly on March 14, it was only shipped on March 18. If you want to give a glass print as a gift or for a special ocassion then you better order it way ahead of time. I personally think their prices are pretty good, especially for glass prints. You can get the cheapest and the smallest print (4.8圆.4 inches=12x16 cm) for $15 (+shipping) and the biggest one (21.6x28.8 inches = 55x73 cm) for $125 (+shipping). I think their prices are quite competitive and affordable.

$fracture glass pictures reviews$

Fracture glass pictures reviews