Where do you send your digital photos for printing?
15 April 2003, 12:16 PM
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I've been snapping away since last November on a Canon S40, but as yet haven't got round to getting anything in print.
Where would you recommend on-line for printing?
Bex
Where would you recommend on-line for printing?
Bex
15 April 2003, 01:17 PM
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Well i would recommend you buy a Canon i850 printer for 140 quid and some Kodak High Glossy paper for it, amazing print quality for very little cash.
Alternately i believe most ppl take them to their local jessups.
Alternately i believe most ppl take them to their local jessups.
17 April 2003, 04:45 PM
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Thanks P1, the printer you mention does come highly rated on the sites I looked at (best price £150 inc VAT & delivery). That has got to be the way to go- eventually. Meanwhile, on-line printing services will have to do. Jessop's own service looks reasonable on price?
Any other suggestions?
Any other suggestions?
17 April 2003, 07:23 PM
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I could be wrong, but I am sure that Boots have been advertising on the radio that if you take your memory card down to them you can get 50 printouts from £5.
Cheers,
Nick
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17 April 2003, 08:13 PM
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It's the price of the toner & the rate I use it I don't like - or is it just HP's.
Inkjet prints will fade over time, unlike proper photo prints from somewhere like Photo Box.
Depends what you want them for really.......
Inkjet prints will fade over time, unlike proper photo prints from somewhere like Photo Box.
Depends what you want them for really.......
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17 April 2003, 10:08 PM
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...err at 49p ea for a 7x5 for their Internet printing...
...I'd rather pop into the local Jessops with a CF card and get them at 20p ea overnight, or 25p within the hour, thankyou
Especially as I took 155 jpegs totalling 345MBytes across 2 CF cards into them tonight
...I'd rather pop into the local Jessops with a CF card and get them at 20p ea overnight, or 25p within the hour, thankyou
Especially as I took 155 jpegs totalling 345MBytes across 2 CF cards into them tonight
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20 April 2003, 11:44 AM
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i have a Kodak printer which takes both types of cards, you just insert them into a slot and they appear on a small screen. You can alter them slightly then print them out (you can use it through the computer as well), it's made by Lexmark - interested? it might be for sale
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