On Line Digital Photo Printing?

theloft

Can anyone tell me of a good , low-cost digital photo printing company? I 'googled' and got loads, but most start at 10p per print and then add P & P costs (Minimum £1.50.) on top. I can't take the memory card into a store as these are photos sent to me on line. Also some I have downloaded from the camera onto PC and cleared the memory. My own printer does not produce good enough quality prints.

niccy

hi,

there used to be a thread somewhere about free prints.Basically have a look at snapfish,kodak or photobox and they generally all give new customers a load of free prints,just pay postage

i think the thread was on MSE and if you tarted aboot you could get 500 free:T

nicolarichard

here's a link i saved from here for 60 free prints through photobox/amazon

http://www.photobox.co.uk/phc10FCB492/static.html?name=amazon_landing

markybhoy75

Photobox cannot be beaten on service and quality but they can on price.

You get a 1gb of free storage space to i would not look past them if its photos you want as opposed to poster prints.

Their collages are amazing well wirth the cash.

Marky

amz84uk

Can you copy the images onto a CD or a USB memory drive and take it to the local printers? Some have the ports to allow you to do this.

To be even more sophisticated, I used to get photo's developed free directly from my Orange phone at the Orange store - via bluetooth transfer ;-)

Check out Aldi online, as they have recently started offering digital print services.

nuttywoman

I find Snapfish are the best ones for me.I tried Aldi for the first time last week, got 20 free prints and i won`t be ordering from them again. They were rubbish.

hogshead

Photobox definately & if you get recommended via a member you'll both get an additional 30 free prints.
Often if the prints are poor they simply reprint/credit you.

d123

hogshead wrote: »

Photobox definately & if you get recommended via a member you'll both get an additional 30 free prints.
Often if the prints are poor they simply reprint/credit you.

Happy to refer you so we can each get the free bonus prints. Pm me your email details.

I would agree with the endorsement of photobox, the quality of the photos is better than most High Street 1 hour shops (and is often comparable with the pro-labs).

I have had prints up to A3, delivery is superquick and price is pretty competitive.

Dave

Hoseman

I use Tesco. I develop photos in bulk usually and I choose the larger prints so they are pretty competitive. They deliver the photos to a store where you can pick it up from which is pretty convenient and saves on p&p costs.

suitusir

Hi,

List of free photo print companies and benefirs at

http://www.freephotoprints.info

I took advantage of all offers but Photobox seems to pip it for me.

hope it helps

Kevin

cirrus18

Aldi Print Service: From £ 0.04 each. BEAT THAT!!!

This looks likethe cheapest deal to me. See here: http://www.aldiphotos-print.co.uk/prices.php



Prints Price
9 x 13 cm (approx 3.5" x 5.1") £ 0.04
10 x 15 cm (approx 4" x 6.0") £ 0.05
13 x 18 cm (approx 5.1" x 7.0") £ 0.10
20 x 30 cm (approx 8" x 11.8") £ 0.35

Postage and packing £ 1.33