Online photo printing

[KeltonsMom]

Does anyone here know of a good place that I can have photos printed online? I used to use one certain place but their prices have doubled in the past couple of years..I need to find a place that prints quality prints.

I do have a photo printer, however, I do not like the quality the of the photos..

I need to have some 8x10's and some 11x14's printed up, but I do not want to have to pay big bucks to have this done..

[WestinsMom]

I have used Ofoto, but I can't say I have ever price shopped...so it could be the place you are refering to :)

[saxmaniac]

I just upload them to Walmart or Target and pick them up. Good enough for me.

[KeltonsMom]

Ofoto makes nice quality prints and is good if you just want 4x6 and 8x10's

This is the place the raised the price on the 11x14's

I will keep hunting..I will try to find a place that gives a discount for a large quantities..

[KeltonsMom]

I just upload them to Walmart or Target and pick them up. Good enough for me.:D these are good places too, but I am looking for professional quality prints so I can mat the photos and show and or sell them

Not that walmart and Target don't make quality prints..I am looking for a place that is capable of blowing up my prints without loosing picture quality

[Nancy in VA]

I use Snapfish.

I have always been happy with their color quality

They also offer a 4xD size for my digital photos which I like

I don't know if they'll meet your larger photo need.

[KeltonsMom]

I have heard of Snapfish and I will check them out..Thanks!!

[KeltonsMom]

Snapfish does poster prints at a great price!! Thank you Nancy!!:)

[saxmaniac]

Not that walmart and Target don't make quality prints..I am looking for a place that is capable of blowing up my prints without loosing picture quality

Assuming you have a digital source, that's more a function of the resolution and picture quality coming out of the camera, not the process to blow it up. Set your camera to the maximum resolution and lowest compression available.

[KeltonsMom]

Assuming you have a digital source, that's more a function of the resolution and picture quality coming out of the camera, not the process to blow it up. Set your camera to the maximum resolution and lowest compression available.

I do this already with my camera..I uploaded the same picture to two different places and one came out fine where the other picture came not so good.

[Charmed7]

I always used Shutterfly

[Rick]

AdoramaPix (http://www.adoramapix.com/), they have a special price for 11 x 14's till May 26.

[dqmomof3]

Be very careful with Snapfish's photo editing part, where you upload your photos. They cut the top of my husband's head off when I had our family pics printed, and the top of his head was clearly in the photo when I sent it!!

Otherwise, we've done great with them!