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Developing Digital Photos
Mi_bargains
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Hi, if anybody needs to develop their digital photos don't take them to Tesco's (as they are not good quality, they look dull and they do not use good quality paper), simply order them online using the following website
http://www.jpics.co.uk/pricelist.htm
We ordered them last year at Tesco's, they charged us 10p per print (we had over 200 size 7x5) and they came out looking dull, if you order this quantity at Jessops the price is only 6p per print, the paper they use at Jessops is FUJIFILM crystal archive. Delivery is £1.49, or you can collect from any of the Jessops stores for free.
http://www.jpics.co.uk/pricelist.htm
We ordered them last year at Tesco's, they charged us 10p per print (we had over 200 size 7x5) and they came out looking dull, if you order this quantity at Jessops the price is only 6p per print, the paper they use at Jessops is FUJIFILM crystal archive. Delivery is £1.49, or you can collect from any of the Jessops stores for free.
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Hi,
I ordered some holiday photos from there last weekend. They were very good quality and only cost me £1.49 - which was for the delivery!!
If you go through quidco, you get £4 cashback on first time orders and you get 5 prints for free for first time orders. So you only end up paying the postage and get the £4 back. I was very impressed by this. Or even better, arrange to pick them up in store and its free....January GC £33/200
Christmas 2012 savings £600 -
I developed a load in Boots from my ds.s wedding and was very happy with the quality. I had a couple of vouchers out of the machine which took £2.50 off I think also they get cheaper the more you order so I think mine worked out at 4p each. Also the machines are very easy to use and I am not at all techie. Plus advantage points as well.Anyone who lives within their means suffers from a lack of imagination:beer:
Oscar Wilde0 -
http://www.fastlab.co.uk/ are great for enlargements thet are half the price of photobox and the same quality.
I get 20 x 30 from them all the time.
I dont know how good the smaller prints are as i dont use them.0
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