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Digital Photo Development
Anybody recommend anyone online to get digital photos developed. I have been using Boots for the last 12mths but @ 30p a print it seems a tad steep.
Cheers in advance..
Si
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Si
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Printing your own digital photos is very expensive.
Truprint do a very good service I believe, you can upload them and they return them by post.
Photobox are supposed to be quite good too.
A search on Google will find plenty for you, and most seem cheaper than 30p per print
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Truprint do a very good service I believe, you can upload them and they return them by post.
Photobox are supposed to be quite good too.
A search on Google will find plenty for you, and most seem cheaper than 30p per print
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I've seen both Jessups and Boots lately offereing 10p per print (for 50+). The usual is about 15p print for 40+. That's just looking in shop windows in the high st. So how come you're getting shafted for 30p? Maybe you need to do more at a time ....
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I just sent an order off to truprint.co.uk. Cost is 15p per print with 10 free prints on your first order. This was for 25 prints - it may go down in price for more. Their online uploading is also much less complicated than fujilab.co.uk who I have used previously.
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I use Photobox - not the cheapest, but efficient.
I'm sure Tesco are doing 50 for £5 at the moment.
..and yes, printing photos at home is ok, but it does work out more expensive. Also, not as many of the ink/paper combos on inkjets are as colourfast as normal photographic paper (although Epson claim 100 years on some of their inkjet paper).
A lot less hassle to upload 50 photos online, or take them into a shop to get them done....
I'm sure Tesco are doing 50 for £5 at the moment.
..and yes, printing photos at home is ok, but it does work out more expensive. Also, not as many of the ink/paper combos on inkjets are as colourfast as normal photographic paper (although Epson claim 100 years on some of their inkjet paper).
A lot less hassle to upload 50 photos online, or take them into a shop to get them done....
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Using boots online program it is 30p a print ( 6" x 4" ) .. I'm guessing that the 10p offer is in store only..!
Thanks for all the suggestions guys, truprint or photobox look promising at the moment...
-Si
Thanks for all the suggestions guys, truprint or photobox look promising at the moment...
-Si
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