OK, I've had my digital camera for about three months, and I think it's about time to start getting some of these pictures developed! I'm thinking about using an online service. They have decent prices and then i don't have to deal with the hassle of a photo printer. Do any of you have any recommendations about which service is best. Any bad experiences? I've heard alot (is there a space in this word? 😱) of good things about shutterfly. I hope you guys can help me out. Thanks Macrumors! 🙂
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Photo Developing Service Recommendations
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Shutterfly
I've been very impressed with Shutterfly. All but one order I received from them has been correct, speedy, and acurate. One order came with a strange border... I don't know if it was my fault or theirs, but they fixed the situation by giving me credit for the cost of the prints, which I was satisfied with.
I've also used snapfish and apple's site, though apples's site delivered me some bent pictures once. I ordered a photobook through apple (iphoto), however, and it was excellent.
Hope this helps.
-alywa
I've been very impressed with Shutterfly. All but one order I received from them has been correct, speedy, and acurate. One order came with a strange border... I don't know if it was my fault or theirs, but they fixed the situation by giving me credit for the cost of the prints, which I was satisfied with.
I've also used snapfish and apple's site, though apples's site delivered me some bent pictures once. I ordered a photobook through apple (iphoto), however, and it was excellent.
Hope this helps.
-alywa
jaw04005
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Miller's Lab
http://www.mpix.com
I worked for a photographer for two years, and this lab is what we used to develop our high quality prints. Last year, they opened the lab to the public via the link above. Great quality, affordable price at least for "large" prints.
http://www.mpix.com
I worked for a photographer for two years, and this lab is what we used to develop our high quality prints. Last year, they opened the lab to the public via the link above. Great quality, affordable price at least for "large" prints.
Oh, sorry, I live in the US. Thanks for the input alywa. I think i'll try apple - hard to go wrong. 🙂
kind of on the same subject... Does anyone know of any good sites that will take disposable cameras and give you just digital prints back for a decent price. A local grocery store will charge us 5.99 per camera, and that is the best i have found. My wife and I were given a job and we will have around 20 cameras to make a slideshow from. Any input would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.