What is the best and cheapest way to get my digital photos developed?

Answer 1

Don't go with what the others are saying about printing them out yourself.. if you work out the price per print it is way too expensive even if you use compatible cartridges.. your best bet is to download them to an on-line printing service and get them done that way. I can recommend http://www.photobox.co.uk

it's about 10p per print but they have special offers each month and I think if you sign up they'll give you 30 free prints .. others may be just as good but I like the service from this one so I haven't tried any of them

also if you download them by early afternoon you usually get the pictures back the next day

Answer 2

printing at home is not even an option for either.
any.
lab that prints on a fuji frontier, like most digital 1 hr labs is 22cents per 4x6, 50 or more is 19cents on real photo paper (last 100+ yrs)
in one hr.
2 day services are even cheaper.
also the kodak picture maker will last probably 10-30 yrs (out of the sun) and is waterproof for about 28 cents each.

at home is dried ink on top of white paper not very trusworthy. unless you have a thermal printer.
by the time you buy the ink 30+ dollars and paper 20+ dollars.

Answer 3

If you can upload them onto your computer you could then get some Kodak film print paper from any store and place it in your printer and choose what size you want it to be and then print it! I enjoy doing this because I am able to still have the hard copy and the file saved to a disk that I created without it costing a dime except the paper and that lasts a while. Goodluck!

Answer 4

a range of of the universal intense street image labs must be able to print digital for you from a memory card. The list is lengthy which incorporates, yet no longer restricted to Boots, Snappy Snaps, Tesco, Kodak.... Jessops digicam keep also attempt this and different digicam shops might want to likely do the same.

Answer 5

You can use an online service like Snapfish that was mentioned earlier. I use them and they are fine but you have to wait for your pictures to be mailed to you. The best is to upload them from your computer to Target.com or Walmart.com or Walgreens.com if you have any of those around. They will print them for you and you can pick them up that day. They usually charge between 12 to 20 cents a piece.

Answer 6

take it to walmart and they will develope it pretty cheap i think its like 20cents a photo. if you go to kinko's they charge more but they have really good sony gloosy photo paper they use. the cheapest would be walmart though and they develope digital in an hour

Answer 7

Printing on your computer can be expensive for high quality.,but i use a cheap epson c46 (£28.45) and no name ink for £1.95 from inkCREDIBLE or other.The quality is very good and is cheap.Use picasa 2 for editing .(free google download)its a very good editor and the best photo organiser around. photoshop is great but you need a couple of years to master it.Picasa is a doodle.Shop around on the internet for paper deals.YOU WILL GET A LOT MORE SATISFACTION DOING YOUR OWN. HAPPY PRINTING

Answer 8

Asda or Asda Wallmart the cheapest around especially in USA fab value, and fantastic value for digital camera's nearly half cost of UK prices !! x

Answer 9

I personally take mine to Walmart or Walgreens and you can get decent prints for 19 cents apiece. I don't have a very good printer though, so I wouldn't do mine at home. Just take your memory card from your camera into one of those stores I mentioned and someone there will be able to help!

Answer 10

Check out printrates.com. They list the rates of many printing services and I think they have some details about special offers.