> > Hello all, > > Does anyone here know of any labs that will accept a CD of > digital photos to > make prints from? I have an Epson Photo 780 that does a great > job, but it > is extremely time consuming, and ink and paper get quite costly. I know > there are high end labs that do this, but I am not wanting to spend $6.00 > per 4 x 6 print !!! Photo Works in Seattle, (formally Seattle Film > Works), accept CDs to make prints from, but as of now I have not received > any prints from them from a CD I sent nearly 3 weeks ago. I did > NOT send my > only copy of the CD, so if I never get the prints, it will not be > any loss. > I am wanting someplace to make good quality prints, but at down to Earth > prices, (like about 20 to 30 cents per 4 x 6 size). I do not > want to cope > with having to upload files to a website to have prints made. That is a > major hassle, and I usually always save my photos in TIFF format, > which they > will not accept anyway, or if they did, it would take forever to transfer > lots of photos. I just want to be able to collect photos on a > CD, send it > off, and get back good prints at a decent price. Maybe Photo Works will > come through, but they are obviously S--------L-------O---------W. > > Thanks a lot, > Steve > >
Hi Steve, Are you near a Kinko's Copy shop? They have digital output printers of various types depending on the store. They are all dry processors from what I have seen though so the images won't last too long but for short term display uses say about 2-3 years with less than 20% fading the price is right. Regards, Chip Louie * **** ******* *********************************************************** * For list instructions, including unsubscribe, see: * http://www.a1.nl/phomepag/markerink/eos_list.htm ***********************************************************
