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" We ordered canvas art from wide range of sites. Then, Good Housekeeping Research Institute (GHRI) engineers, our magazine designers and a few consumers were the judges. What we looked at: the photo clarity, brightness and color as well as where an image fell on a gallery-wrapped canvas, the frame&amp;#039;s sturdiness and construction and ease of designing. Top Pick: CanvasWorld ($94) Free minor retouching (removing red-eye; sharpening shots), accurate color, and great construction wowed users. Shows a model of how the image would wrap on the frame. Budget Buy: Walmart ($41) This low-priced option bagged the highest score for image clarity and construction. Pros: simple uploads, fast shipping, in-store pickup. Cons: image was off-center; few editing options online. Worth the Splurge: CanvasPop ($113) Engineers and consumers agreed that this site, which offered the most editing tools of our top three, produced the prettiest pictures: centered, crisp, and true. There&amp;#039;s a 100% lifetime guarantee, too.  *We tested 16&amp;quot; by 20&amp;quot; prints (the size shown above), Gallery Wrap with a 1 1/2-inch frame. Prices are what we paid, including shipping and handling, not including tax. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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