Printing digital photos Online - Cheapest??

twinkle162

What is the cheapest way to print digital photos... I've looked at Kodak, which isn't too bad if you have lots of photos.

Snapfish seem to be offering 50 free... anyone tried them?

Any better companies/ideas?

pinkemsy

Have used Snapfish when I first got my digital camera, however, they arer more expensive than the supermarkets. I use Tesco or Asda photo labs now. Photo uploading is relatively simple but takes a long time. They're also doing great deals on photo gifts at the moment. 5p for 6 x 4 and 7p for 7 x 5 is about the best you'll get. Bear one thing in mind, Asda don't do glossy, they only do matt. I asked my cousin who works there why this was, she said it's just the way they do things and that once you put them in albums under the shiny sheet you can't tell the difference. That's true but I prefer glossy.

All in all, suggest you use Snapfish for your prints then move to Tesco. Hope that helps.

lewt

join all the diffenrent ones through cashback sites and make money and use the free trails at the same time...... heres one just type in photsa or something http://www.TopCashBack.co.uk/lewt/ref/index.htm

choccyface2006

If you only want a few then try Photobox Amazon They give you 60 free prints, you just pay £1.50 for P & P.

You can do this over and over, as I have with differant email adresses (I have had at least 10 sets) The service is excellent, they usually come the next day and the quailty is excellent too.

Sarah