where is the best place to process 4×6 digital prints?
I live in houston and I go to wolfe’s, walgreens, Walmart, CVs and Target to process my digital prints. which one has the best quality or price?
One Walgreens will not produce the same results as another Walgreens. The same is true with the other places. You say you go to all of them. Which one gives you the best quality and price? We can’t tell unless we use the exact same stores, and then it’s still subjective. You always have the option of online service. I can recommend Mpix for that.
One Walgreens will not produce the same results as another Walgreens. The same is true with the other places. You say you go to all of them. Which one gives you the best quality and price? We can’t tell unless we use the exact same stores, and then it’s still subjective. You always have the option of online service. I can recommend Mpix for that.
References :
Simple term correction. You don’t "process" digital photos, you print them. Film you process.
References :
Thank you for your technical wizardry Jim but youre not entirely correct. High quality digital images are being wet "processed" on photographic paper. The new equipment takes the digital file and uses lasers to expose the image onto photographic paper which is then wet processed as if it had been done with a photo negative.
I doubt the retailers mentioned use it but it is available.
Besides that even printing a digital print is a process according to the business dictionary definition
Sequence of interdependent and linked procedures which, at every stage, consume one or more resources (employee time, energy, machines, money) to convert inputs (data, material, parts, etc.) into outputs.
If Susan has the prints from all these retailers she should be able to compare quality and since she paid them she already knows the prices.
References :
http://www.bermangraphics.com/press/frontier.htm
http://www.businessdictionary.com/definition/process.html
http://KNDChicago.imagekind.com/