Digital photo prints

[planet]

Where do you go to get digital prints? I'd like to find a place that can make the prints look just as good as old 35 mm ones did. So far I can tell the difference in quality with the pharmacies we have tried. Cheap would be nice too. Thanks.

[ellie]

The hospital photographer passed along the site he uses to DH, http://www.iprintfromhome.com
I don't know what their prices are like because I'm still using on my old film SLR, but the quality is very good from the digital prints DH has ordered from them.

[SuzySunshine]

I use snapfish.com - my MIL swears by Walgreens but we don't have one so I haven't tried them.

I also use snapfish.com, and make sure to get them developed with matte finish, which helps them look better in my opinion.

I use http://www.kodakgallery.com, and have also used Costco. Both are good.

[DCJenn]

another vote for snapfish- although if you blow up pictures, make sure you're pixels are right- we paid for a bunch of crappy pictures (our fault) but there was no real way to tell- I'm sure there IS, but I did't know it.

But the matte prints are great- we did Nikolai's whole album of pictures from Russia in prints from snapfish.

Jenn

[Stella]

I'm partial to flickr.com. I can store all my photos there, decided which ones I want printed and then I can either have them delivered or I can pick them up from Target in under an hour!

[Vishenka69]

I just ordered some from shutterfly and Walmart over the weekend. Walmart is cheaper and faster (got a shipping confirmation) but I don't know about quality because haven't received either yet. Will come back later in the week, once I get the pics.

[Vanquisher]

I have used shutterfly as well, and it has turned out great!