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Old 04-23-04, 02:57 PM Thread Starter   #1
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Good photo processing site?


Whats the best photo processing site, where u can upload your digital pictures and then pay moeny to have them print them off for you, like best value, most reliable, ect, what sites do u people reccomend, so far dotphoto.com looks like a winner to me, but im seeing if theres any other suggestions

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Old 04-24-04, 12:23 PM   #2
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I've used Ofoto, Snapfish and Shutterfly for anything from pictures to photo cards (easter, xmas, etc).

Regardless of which you use, they will all yield photo quality prints on photo quality paper (that is, you can't tell whether it was taken with film or digital camera).
Ofoto uses genuine Kodak paper which is a little thicker than the others. They are roughtly the same price (.25->29 cents for a 4x6 print). If you want the best, go Ofoto, though you won't go wrong with any of them.

Home printed pictures do not compare.

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