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Printing Pics....

So I was wondering where to go get my pics developed from the photographer.. I'm from York, PA. I first downloaded them to Walgreens and I was just going to print them there since the 10 cent deal is on now... but when I was previewing them they weren't printing right - I guess they aren't truely 4 x 6 pictures. I know when you take a picture with your digital camera and go and get them developed you lose a little but this was very noticible. I know some of the pics are also panoramic... Any suggestions?

Re: Printing Pics....

  • edited December 2011
    I always get my photos develpoped from Yorkphoto.com. I get them within two days and the print quality is great. Also, once you start purchasing from them you will get a lot of offers for 4 cent prints.
  • edited December 2011
    We got prints of our e-pics at Target. I took the CD in and put it in their machine and then was able to crop and resize so the photos that were odd sizes still looked great.
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  • KahunaChicKahunaChic member
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    edited December 2011
    I use Snapfish
  • mamie329mamie329 member
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    edited December 2011
    I've heard great things about mpix.com, but I haven't used them yet. I order mine through shutterfly now.
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  • edited December 2011
    I know on snapfish they give you an option to make the picture a tiny bit smaller to help with the quality.At snapfish the pictures are 4x5.3 instead of 4x6 to better accommodate the 3:4 aspect ratio of digital cameras photos. It doesnt cost anymore and that size is $.09 a pieceplus they have 110% quality guarantee :)
  • susschen22susschen22 member
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    edited December 2011
    One of the photographers we met with suggested adorama and we plan on ordering prints through them when we get our wedding pictures.  From what I can tell, adorama and mpix use the same photography grade paper and adorama is a bit cheaper.
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  • jplath107jplath107 member
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    edited December 2011
    Thanks everyone... I will look into those :)
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