"Developing" Digital Pics

[meeja]

I "borrowed" a D70 at the weekend, and took some superb pics of my dad holding my son..... I can do fairly decent colour prints onto photo paper at work, but I want to get some *really* good prints done, so I can frame them and give them to my dad as a suprise..... any recommendations of online companies that do this?

[.Markski]

I know Fotango do this sort of thing. Their pic host is pretty poor but I have had some small prints done and they seem OK.

[docevi1]

www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?t=110923&f=109&h=0

there is a good offer from a member here (dcp@pr IIRC) in that thread.

[Mrs Fish]

Meeja, stick them on CD and take them to Jacobs in town. I had all my honeymoon pics printed out there and they look good.

[meeja]

Mrs Fish said:

Meeja, stick them on CD and take them to Jacobs in town. I had all my honeymoon pics printed out there and they look good.

Really?

Mrs M had some of my 35mm films processed there and they were shocking!..... might give them one more chance though for the digital pics......

[Mrs Fish]

Well over the past few weeks I have had loads printed there, with no problems.

don't blame me if they up again though

[meeja]

Mrs Fish said:

Well over the past few weeks I have had loads printed there, with no problems. don't blame me if they up again though

No problem.... it's a good call to try them.... at least if they do muck up, I just won't pay, and I can take my JPG somewhere else!

[docevi1]

Costco sell develop them well cheaply, and the ones I got developed in Egypt by Klick were first rate.

[130tdi]

Mrs TDI has been using Bonusprint lately - really good quality and the turnaround is about 2 days.

[Edt]

I stick em on a CD & take to Costco. By the time we've done the rounds they're ready to collect & it's cheap & quality fine. Obviously the hundreads of pounds we naturally spend on wine / rugs / tellies / jeans / god knows but ooh it's a special offer etc etc bumps the price up a bit!!

ED

[Big_M]

Again - I stick them onto a CD and take them to Sainsburys - sometimes you can get 50 printed for a fiver.

If you want high quality then any of the local professional photographic suppliers should be able to sort you out. I use Redwood in Colchester for proper stuff for work.

[ricardo g]

Upload to photobox.co.uk. I was recommended them by someone on here I think and really cant complain in the slightest. Excellent fast service (next day usually) and the print quality is awesome and cheap as well.

[bacchus180]

i would go with photobox too.... very good quality, talk with them if you have any questions.... very helpful

[trevorw]

130tdi said:

Mrs TDI has been using Bonusprint lately - really good quality and the turnaround is about 2 days.

We use Bonus Print too, never had any problems and pictures are always good quality even with my 2.1Megapixel camera!