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Developing disposable cameras

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Developing disposable cameras

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Developing disposable cameras

posted at 8/22/2011 11:01 PM EDT on theknot.com

artsmom1120

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Hi Ladies. Did any of you have disposable cameras at your wedding? How did you get them developed? And about how much did it cost you? I'm trying to help my sister figure out if it's worth it or not for her wedding and the websites I looked at only gave info about digital photos Thanks!! :)

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Re: Developing disposable cameras

posted at 10/8/2011 7:42 PM EDT on theknot.com

DawnandLarry

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I work at a local photo lab and most of the time devo and print is about 12 dollars with a disc its additional 5. I do work at a higher end lab so you can probably get that same thing at like cvs or walgreens etc for about 10 dollars. However working in a lab I have seen TONS of these cameras come through and MOST of the time the pictures are crap! Maybe when you get them developed you could just get CDs made with no prints so that you aren't stuck with a bunch of pics you don't want. Most of them are blurry, underexposed, etc. If you are really into it then maybe remind your guests on how to use them especially if you wedding is in the evening. Really, if you going to shell out the money for them then its worth your time to get the best photos possible.

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Re: Developing disposable cameras

posted at 4/4/2012 12:04 PM EDT on theknot.com

walkeranna

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Hi All

I found this new service called guestwall where guests have a mobile app (android and iPhone) and can take pictures and post messages on your wedding day and all information is in one location and available anytime. Have a look here! www.guestwall.com

Apparently they are launching in May, but we can subscribe to receive an email when they launch.

Anna

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