Best Web Photo Developer

[sb4k]

Now that Christmas is over and we need to get our pictures developed, who is your favorite web developer? I like Kodak Gallery for their options and the way the photos look but Snapfish has just as good quality and are cheaper. I've tried shutterfly but the pictures look "dotty". I've tried winkflash which is cheap but their options for the pictures aren't the greatest. Are there any others I haven't heard about???

 

[ntink]

You can upload your photos to Walmart and The Camera Shop/Ritz Camera and then pick them up at the store. I haven't tried Walmart (but friends say the quality is great) yet but The Camera Shop does a great job and they have specials where you can buy a pre-paid card which gives you prints at less than the listed price.

 

[Equidae]

You can also upload and pick up photos at Walgreens for $0.19 a 4x6 (glossy) and the first 20 uploads are free. You can also order various other sizes this way too. I have done this with many of my wedding photos (for parent's photo albumns) and am VERY happy with the quality and service.

 

[turnlisa]

I order all my prints from snapfish. Never had a problem, cheap shipping, and wonderful quality. I did calendars for Christmas and they turned out fantastic. I would never go with anyone else. Plus they let you store unlimited photos and share albums. Now you can upload and purchase, pick your photos up at Walgreen's.

 

[jekjones1558]

Love the spiral bound minibooks at dotPhoto. Great quality.

 

[disneymom225]

I mostly use snapfish and really like the quality and the service. We have used Kodak a little bit--I do calendars every year for the family and Kodak has many more options for them. I haven't tried the other places. I haven't tried the pick up ones b/c it just seems easier to have them delivered instead of going out w/ DD but that's just !

 

[Ishy]

GREAT results from snapfish and kodak and shutterfly....
Here is a webpage of freebie -- upload and try.
freephotos.suzyspa.com

 

[elgerber]

I have never cared for Snapfish, but I LOVE Winkflash and Shutterfly! I got a print done last week at a local portrait studio/film shop, for a pretty penny, cuz I needed it in a hurry. I compared it to the same photo printed at Winkflash, and the Winkflash one was so much better. The color was so much brighter and more vivid than the local one.

 

[Figment1964]

I use Clarkcolor.com. If you prepay you can get your prints for $.09, otherwise they're $.12. They are really nice quality and they're quick, too.