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Digital photo printing - which company to use?

Turbulent Bill · 2009-01-12 12:29:34

Apologies if this has been answered before, but a forum search and looking at the stickies didn't help. I need to print about 150 digital holiday snaps for a photo album, and want to find the best / most appropriate photo printing company to do it. There's a bewildering choice of companies (bricks 'n mortar and online),…

12-01-2009 1:29pm

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Turbulent Bill

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Apologies if this has been answered before, but a forum search and looking at the stickies didn't help.

I need to print about 150 digital holiday snaps for a photo album, and want to find the best / most appropriate photo printing company to do it. There's a bewildering choice of companies (bricks 'n mortar and online), and I'm not sure if there's any real difference in quality between them. I'd like to get good quality prints (not just the cheapest), but professional quality output obviously isn't required.

Can anyone supply some pointers please? Thanks.

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#2 12-01-2009 1:43pm

Nisio

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Hey,

I used Blurb.com for a load of pictures from last year. Instead of printing a load of pictures that you put in an album; you put together a photo-book with your pictures. I was prety happy with the result. Have a look at their site to see if it suits:
www.blurb.com

I've also used photobox.ie in the past for individual pictures; I think the have an introductory scheme where the first 30 (I think) or so prints are free.

Oisin

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#3 12-01-2009 1:44pm

nilhg

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I've used both photobox.ie and foto.com and been happy with both, the best price varies depending on special offers.

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#4 12-01-2009 1:52pm

kgiller

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Photobox.ie and pixum.co.uk i find to be good.

I recommend staying away from snapfish

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#5 12-01-2009 6:49pm

shepthedog

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Check out this offer on the bargains thread
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055459782

I have never used them so I dont vouch for the service or product..

I have used photobox in the past and found them to be good..

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#6 12-01-2009 7:00pm

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For urgent stuff - fujifilm.ie and collect in-store.
For posting out, i think snapfish.ie can't be beat, especially for their big 18 x 12 glossies.

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