photo uploading and developing?

[heartsy77]

I placed an order Dec. 2 for Xmas cards at Kodak Gallery needless to say the showed up Dec 26!

I have contacted them four times for a refund and just can't deal with them anymore!

I need a new place to upload and develop pictures with photo storage?

 

[missenmickey]

I have had great success with scrapbookpictures.com. The quality has always been superior. You can create as many albums as you want to store pictures. I have been using them since 2006. Orders are always processed and shipped promptly. One time they did not include some of the prints I ordered they shipped then the next day and I got a refund.

 

[jenseib]

I never get the photo storage online thing. But you can use photobucket for that I suppose. I save all my pictures to CD.
I use different places for ordering pictures online. Shutterfly, CVS, york photo, snapfish, clark color. There are many more and most will give you free pictures when you sign up for an account. I would still pursue Kodak for a refund. That is unacceptable. I have never ordered anything from them myself though.

 

[DVCBELLE]

snapfish

I recently lost my backup hard drive and was devastated b/c I lost a ton of pictures. I was so excited to find out that snapfish had stored all of the photos and allowed me to download hi-res copies of them! They have free online storage of photos - I plan on doing this with all of my photos as well as my disc backup - you never know when something might happen to your backup and having online storage really eases my mind!

I have always been very happy with the photo quality and they give good discounts as well!

 

[RangerPooh]

I use Shutterfly and have been very pleased with their photobooks and image quality.

 

[SplashMo]

Costco if you have one close by....

Even Pros use it...

Awesome price and quality

 

[tinkmom2]

I have used Snapfish for our xmas cards and a Disney photo calendar. I have photos there too. I mainly use photobucket for Disney picture storage also have some on flickr. You can see my photobucket account by clicking on one of my pics below.
I did have a groupon for Shutterfly too and as previous posters said they have great photobooks. With some of the photo services such as Shutterfly and Snapfish you get free photo developing for up to 50 free pics too when you join.

 

[adventure_woman]

I always get mine developed at Walgreens. You get them printed in your store in a couple of hours. When the prints are on sale...you can get them for .09 or .10/print.

 

[Swimalie]

Costco, if you have one. My sister and I get the same photos uploaded. She uses Snapfish and I use Costco and you can see the difference in quality. Costco is far superior. They are super fast and you can walk right in to pick up or order from a cd in the store and have them ready in an hour.

 

[twinsplusone]

When we were members, I used Sam's Club. Great price and quality. Now I use Walgreens when they run specials. I have also used scrapbookpictures and was very pleased.

 

[TheRatPack]

I just used Kodak Gallery for the first time, 50 free prints and .09 cent prints plus free shipping. I'm not in a rush for them though...gosh I had so many others to scrapbook first.

I have used Shutterfly (expensive), Snapfish (nice, but nothing spectacular...good color though and always a coupon), Artscow (says they use Fuji paper but it's really really thin, they take 2-8 weeks to get them to you too), Walmart (must not calibrate their machines often so colors can be off and I've gotten a few sets that were cut off on one end...etc), Smugmug (colors were off, really orange and they aren't cheap), Walgreens (waited for a good coupon and they are usually good quality and fast).