Professional Photo Processing??????????????

[fletchers5]

Does anyone know of a good website for professional photo processing at a reasonable price????

 

[wgwtgb]

I guess it depends on what you consider reasonable. I like snapfish.com

 

[mollybug2]

Check out www.mpix.com Professional-quality lab, BIG difference over Snapfish, Shutterfly, Kodak, etc. I thought they were very reasonable for what I got. Some of my professional photographer friends recommended it and do their printing here. I am sold and will never use another lab again!

 

[3goofyboys]

I use mpix.com as well. My professional photographer friend processes all her prints there, so I gave it a try and they are fantastic.

 

[pyrxtc]

mpix.com the best out of them all. Use code "freeshipping" for any order over $10

 

[LilSweetPeaPhoto]

I would suggest unitprints which is the consumer side of my prolab. They are a fuji lab, mpix is Kodak. I prefer fuji

 

[mrodgers]

Define what you consider "processing".

Processing is not the same as printing.

If you mean printing, I don't even have Snapfish print the 50 free prints they offer me every month because they "miss me." They are terrible.

 

[fletchers5]

printing is what I need..thanks for all the replies..will check them out.

 

[girli565]

I use mpix.com too. I used them to print my wedding pictures when they had the 1/2 off 8x10's sale. I got the high end glossy with the protection coating for $1.25 a print. Awesome deal.

If you sign up with them they usually send you some sort of welcome deal.

 

[MyDizneyBoyz]

Another vote for mpix.com!

 

[bumbershoot]

mpix isn't cheap, but they seem to have really good quality, so you're getting more value for your money.

 

[tinkercat]

We tried mpix for the first time over the summer and were very pleased with the quality. The prints were priced well too. So, another vote for mpix from me!

 

[vettechick99]

mpix is great. They are running a free shipping deal that ends today. "freeshipping" is the code.

 

[Poohbear5]

Definitely MPIX!

A friend gave us a CD of our daughter's wedding photos as her gift, we got the prints done at MPIX for her 8x 10 album. Very nice!

 

[Zoesmama03]

I agree mpix or http://www.whcc.com/

Both are professional and good quality. Reasonable on larger sized printing but probably not economically reasonable for massive quantities of 4x6 printing. Mpix is better with those.

The tips from a photography board have suggested these heavily and the Kodak online one is reasonable pricing on prints too. The professional paper cost a bit more but is better. Also look for local pro labs and watch for deals there.