where do you print your digital pics? looking for print & frame for gifts

xSauronx

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title pretty much says it all. a buddy suggested fracture but I wanted a couple of other options. I have a dslr I have taken some decent pics with and wanted to print and frame a couple for gifts this year :)
 

artvscommerce

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snapfish has great quality for cheap. haven't tried costco yet. I just learned that if you don't have a costco membership, you can have someone who does buy you a cheap gift card, and that will allow you to shop and get member pricing.
 

crashtestdummy

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If I want full-sized prints, I use AdoramaPix. They do a fantastic job, are not too expensive, and they even have a Picasa button so that I can upload straight from there.
 

OutHouse

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Jun 5, 2000
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Walgreens. Good prices and the quality is really good. I get my .35mm developed there too
 

waggy

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i have found that it don't matter. Even walmart uses the same type of machine. you do everything yourself and its Rather easy. put in the card, choose the picture and hit print.

i love them. i used to have a nice printer at home but these are cheaper and better


btw cheapest i found is walgreens.
 

Anubis

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just incase anyone is curious the 3 unframed pics were printed from adorama,
obviously look better in person

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iRONic

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just incase anyone is curious the 3 unframed pics were printed from adorama,
obviously look better in person

DSC_3833.JPG
Pics of pics FTW!

Note 1 - Walgreens prints are acceptable here plus they have plenty of specials online.

Note 2 - I have that very same bed sheet/comforter combo.
 

Anubis

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interesting seeing as that comforter cover is eaisily 20+ years old and has been converted into a duvet cover