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  • nilocmac
    nilocmac Posts: 511 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 100 Posts Combo Breaker
    carray wrote:
    Just tried truprint and they want 99p for p and p. Is this right???

    It used to be free but perhaps it has changed now as it is almost 2 weeks from Martin's original post...
  • I have just received photos from both Truprint and Panasonic. The panasonic ones are far superior to the Truprint ones. I don't think I would use Truprint again.
  • why thank you
    See that twinkle in the sky? That is my mum that is :kisses3:
  • nilocmac
    nilocmac Posts: 511 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 100 Posts Combo Breaker
    mar0070 wrote:
    I have just received photos from both Truprint and Panasonic. The panasonic ones are far superior to the Truprint ones. I don't think I would use Truprint again.

    Thanks that is good to know I used Truprint ages ago and was not too impressed. Since then I have used winkflash and photobox which are good. Perhaps it is time to give Panasonic a try
  • I've been VERY impressed with the quality from the Panasonic deal.
  • thanks for this - have loads of photos that need printing!

    the panasonic ones are excellent quality and the snapfish ones are great too! much better than ones I have paid for!

    :T
  • A few things to bear in mind.

    The size of most Digital Camera images is 6 x 4.5 inches - NOT ALL firms will print this - hence your image will be cropped - if you don't realise this it can result in missing heads etc. Even if you can manually adjust the area to be cropped, it takes some time, and can still be irratating at times to have to crop.

    The images can be resized by the firms, to reduce their storage capacity - obviously not good!

    The quality of the printing can vary in a fair bit between different firms THEY ARE NOT ALL EQUAL

    It is a good idea to get a calibration print from the printer - that way you can adjust your monitor to match the colours on the print. If not, what looks good on your screen can look bad when printed, through no fault of the printers.

    Some photo editing programmes (Photoshop) remove the camera data from the jpeg when editting, which can result in darker prints then you might expect - take this into account when editting, and increase the brightness a touch.

    You will need Broadband to upload - you can submit via CD, but you will not benefit ftom the cheaper rates

    All that said, I have used Photobox a good few times and have been thrilled with the results, and the speed - and certainly less hassal than going into town! They allow all print sizes to be chosen, even on the same order.
    I have also used Truprint, and was disappointed - they only do 6 x 4 which was not satisfactory, and the quality wasn't as good.

    Cheers Ali
  • --Tony--
    --Tony-- Posts: 1,752 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Name Dropper Photogenic
    I FEEL THE SAME , I CANT GET ANY THEM COZ IVE NO CARD, IM MISSWIN ALOT FREEBIES COZ IVE NO CARD

    Photobox take Paypal if it helps and currently do 30 free prints!
    .
  • garryhq
    garryhq Posts: 30 Forumite
    Apologies if this information is available elsewhere on MSE - but after several searches I was only able to find this thread, which was last updated March 2006.

    And..., because I've just trawled through the internet to find current offers for free digital photo printing I thought I'd share the results with anyone who might be interested.

    There appear to be some really good offers on currently, my wife has just ordered 59 prints (6"x 4.5") delivered for £2.40, from photobox.

    50 free photo prints: http://www.photobox.co.uk/phc60E7C481/static.html?name=Aff_50_free_prints
    40 free photo prints: http://www.mypix.com/uk/uk/home.html
    20 free photo prints: http://photos.truprint.co.uk/index.htm
    20 free photo prints: http://www.snapfish.co.uk/registration
    20 free photo prints: http://www.extrafilm.co.uk/extrafilm/gb_en/Partnerships/Recruitment.asp?c=google&v=20&gclid=CIbfnvvOsYwCFRWOEgodoCMCSg

    15 free photo prints every time you order and free postage!
    http://www.directfoto.co.uk/digital-prints/?gclid=CPX3gJHLsYwCFRcGEgodnRG7Rg

    10 free photo prints every time you order
    http://uk.foto.com/
  • mich_city
    mich_city Posts: 13,830 Forumite
    if you go thru ipoints you can get 20 free prints from jessops, plus 400 points for registering (unsure if this applies on free prints)

    delivery charge inc, but free if you collect from a jessops store

    have used them and the pics were good quality and the service was excellent
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