TechWorker1976

Many differnet grocery stores and drug stores are now offering a service where you can send your pictures to them via the internet and they will print them.

This is nice because then you don't have to bring your digital camera or memory card into the store.

Has anyone used this type of service. Is it cheaper to send your pictures in to the store through the Internet as compaired to just bringing the disk in?

moon123

I first used Winkflash for reprinting photos for my Christmas Cards. It costs only $.12 a piece and shipping is one flat rate - $2.95 - no matter how many you order at a time. The quality is great; customer service is excellent, as I received the photos in just a few days! Go to www.winkflash.com.

2sonsandadaughter

For the past 3 years I've been using Kodakgallery.com (used to be Ofoto.com). I've been very happy with that service, although I think there may be other services that are now cheaper. I have been so satisfied with Kodakgallery.com that I haven't really looked into any other sites.

I see the photo printing kiosks at pharmacies and stores like Walmart and Target a lot. Just the other day I noticed one was added to our grocery store as well.

tiggapooh

I have done it both ways. I used to send them in online. But now since a walmart has opened up right near us, I take them in and print them there. I have been very happy either way.

moon123

Last night I went to our camera store and am having them process our vacation photos. It'll be interesting to see the quality difference, as winkflash.com is $.12 and this will be $.19.