How do I develop digital photos as photographs, not printed paper?

Question

I can do this at home or go to a near by store, right?

Answer 1

If you want to print at home and have a good printer, get some good photo paper. It comes as either glossy or matte, depending on what you like. It's about $1 per 8 1/2 x 11" sheet, but you can often find it on sale. The prints will look like normal photos, but some printers are better than others.

If you want to print at a store, almost all now have systems that read memory cards or CD's. Just take your card or CD with you and read in the pics with the counter machine. You can select the ones you want to print, and sometimes do minor editing (like red eye removal). Then you take away your memory card or CD, and they print the pics. It costs 16 to 29 cents for each 4x6" print.

Good Luck

Answer 2

At home, you can use photo paper. It will still be an inkjet print, but photo paper produces much better results than plain paper. Some of the home 4x6 printers, and most of the drugstore kiosk printers are dye-sublimation, they lay the picture using thermal ribbon and a laminate layer.

If you want a silver halide print, that can be found in minilabs using a digital print system, like the Fuji Frontier or the Noritsu 3001. Those machines can print from either memory cards, CDs, or film.

Answer 3

u can buy a photo printer. like kodak has a printer specifically made for certain camera's and they print pictures.also at the stores they can change it for you and at walmart they have those machines that are computers and you can edit your photos and then print them out. for those editing machines at walmart you have to bring your memoy stick though.