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Thread Author: Dave_ Replies: 7
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New Thu 10 Nov 11 19:36 
 Online photo printing - recommendations? - Dave_
I want to get some photos printed in order to frame them for Christmas presents. While I could print them out at home up to A4 size, I use cheapo inks in my printer which don't reproduce colours exceptionally well.

I only want half a dozen pictures printed, in either A4 or A3 size - they were taken on a 14MP camera so should come out clearly even after a bit of editing. Can anyone recommend a site offering good quality prints from JPEG files?
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New Thu 10 Nov 11 19:46 
 Online photo printing - recommendations? - Zero
I use photobox.

www.photobox.co.uk/
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New Thu 10 Nov 11 19:48 
 Online photo printing - recommendations? - Kevin
>I use photobox.

Ditto.

I've always had excellent service from them.
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New Thu 10 Nov 11 20:11 
 Online photo printing - recommendations? - Dave_
Two recommendations for the same site from people I know wouldn't settle for second best, that's good enough for me. Thanks guys.
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New Thu 10 Nov 11 23:32 
 Online photo printing - recommendations? - CGNorwich
Photobos are OK for everyday printing but if you want top quality these people will provide a more professional service.

www.digilabpro.co.uk/
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New Fri 10 Feb 12 20:11 
 Online photo printing - recommendations? - Dulwich Estate
For bog standard 6 x 4 prints I've just tried Aldi photos (yes, the German cheapo supermarket). Normally this size is 5p each, but I've just done 100 for free as their introductory offer. The postage was £1.33, I think.

Bargain and good enough quality for me and I reckon the equal of Photobox at 12p.
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New Fri 10 Feb 12 22:51 
 Online photo printing - recommendations? - Dave_
Just to wrap up the original story, I did use photobox for the enlargements and they were fabulous. After framing, they made really well-received Christmas presents.
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New Fri 10 Feb 12 23:15 
 Online photo printing - recommendations? - rtj70
Another good present is to get your photos printed onto canvas.

I used a Tesco offer to get a copy of a print we have onto a 80cm square canvas before Christmas. Looks really good and was half price. Trying a photo on a canvas next... got a voucher for a cheap deal. We like to photo but will it work on the large wall .... don't know until we try.
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