Cheapest way to print photos

[PrincessAnnabell]

What do you think is the cheapest way to print photos from memory maker?
We splurged and got the memory maker, but I'm not sure what to do with it. I don't really want to spend more to get a photo disc.

 

[Jeff_G]

What do you think is the cheapest way to print photos from memory maker?
We splurged and got the memory maker, but I'm not sure what to do with it. I don't really want to spend more to get a photo disc.

I took mine to wallgreens and paid I think $0.10 per photo when they were on sale.
Wall mart is pretty as well.

 

[poohfriend77]

I upload my photos to snapfish, but I usually choose the "pick up at store" option and have them printed at Walmart. Every once in a while, snapfish has a code (1-cent prints or free shipping) that makes it cheaper than Walmart, but usually I'm better off picking them up. Plus, then I get them in an hour or so.

I do it that way, rather than uploading directly to Walmart's web site (or going into the store to do it) because I think snapfish's website is easier to work with, and has fewer "crashes" when I'm doing large batches of photos. I also think the editing features are easier to use.

I've printed photos from snapfish at Walgreens too, but it (at least my store) only does glossy prints, and I prefer the matte finish. That's strictly a matter of personal preference, so if you like glossy, Walgreens is a great way to go!

 

[usd2bmd]

Shutterfly offers 50 free prints when you sign up. Snapfish overs 55 free prints when you sign up. Winkflash ahs prints for .9/each.

Shutterfly also has prepaid plans (600 for .9/each)

I don't know how many you have to print. Hope this helps some.