Best printed digital images

[grlpwrd]

I'm not sure I would believe their claims. We had an epson printer, the one that was recommended by Creative Memories at the time. They said that the photos were supposed to last 100 years blah, blah, blah. Not only were they a lot more expensive to develop (and more of a pain), but the pictures started to fade after a couple of years. We had 2 idential pictures, one we printed one from snapfish. Ours faded, the snapfish is still like new.

We threw away our Epson and only print at Snapfish or Costco.

I don't trust those claims either.

I read that the inks of the printers don't last as long and that's why I use Snapfish, Costco, or York Photo ( www.yorkphoto.com ) for photo developing.

 

[DiznEeyore]

My dh is a professional photographer and always has his prints made at Sam's. For the really big enlargements, he uses Shutterfly. We've been very pleased with the quality from both.

 

[tampaman]

There are cheaper places of course, but I like Walgreens (of course, I work there ) If you print 50 or more pictures, they are only 20 cents each. Not a bad price and you usually get good service. I have used Walmart before and stood there for 15 minutes until they decided to help me and no one else was there. Plus, its all the way in the back of the store and busy and all and I like the convenience of Walgreens even if I'm not working. Sometimes they run deals including free CDs or cheaper prints. Its a good alternative if you don't live near a Sams or aren't computer saavy enough to do it online.

 

[BostonTink85]

We've been using an Epson for a while now, and haven't had a problem with it. No fading of pictures or anything