On-line photo printing.

Phantom_Flan_Flinger

We've finally came into the 21st century and got ourselves a digital camera.

Who do you recommend for on-line printing?

I'm not necessarily after the cheapest. I'd rather have a good service that I have to pay more for.

Edit - Just to add that we always go for 5x7 rather than 4x6.

TIA.

computerwoman

Phantom_Flan_Flinger wrote: »

We've finally came into the 21st century and got ourselves a digital camera.

Who do you recommend for on-line printing?

I'm not necessarily after the cheapest. I'd rather have a good service that I have to pay more for.

Edit - Just to add that we always go for 5x7 rather than 4x6.

TIA.

print's aren't very 21st century...using photobucket or flickr or kodak snapfish...or even google photo album is nowadays...storing them onto usb flash drive's or putting them onto cd-roms and viewing them on your dvd-player...what do you want to do with them ...share them online with family and friends...:D

Lord_Gardener

I like Photobox at the moment, have used many and quality does very from batch to batch even from the same company! But have a look here at GoofyGats list:

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=171582

Phantom_Flan_Flinger

I've had the on-line storage sorted for a while now. I use my webspace and a web publishing album for that.

I'm looking for a site to print photos that I want and get them through the post.

Photobox does seem to come out quite well on a few reviews I've seen compared to some of the others.

darich

Photobox are my preferred printer and i sell prints so look for good quality.
Photodeal are cheaper but more prone to mistakes and quality not quite as good - couldn't recommend them but i'm looking for top notch.
Bonus print are ok too but don't do large prints eg larger than around 8 x 12 last time i checked.
Snapfish do prints but again not very large.
Colourmailer are quite good large posters available.

Possibly stating the obvious but they're all priced differently so Photobox may be cheaper for a 6x4 but Colourmailer cheaper 8x6 while photobox may be cheaper for 15x10.
Check them all out and if you know the size of print you need then you'll be able to pick the cheapest.
Always remember to factor in postage because cheap prints but expensive postage may make that printer more expensive than dearer prints with cheaper postage.
Hope that makes sense!!!

timuk

I'd recommend Photobox. Cheap, fast and good quality prints.

wolfman

PhotoBox for me too. I only used it for the first time and little while back but was very impressed by the service. Photo's came out well, it's cheap, and I got them in a matter of a couple of days.

Phantom_Flan_Flinger

Thanks all.

I registered with Photobox yesterday and I've used the BA Holidays code to get 40 free 5x7 prints.