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where can i get a lot of digital photos printed really cheeply?

i have about 400 digital photos that i really want printed to actual 4*6 normal sized photos. does anyone know of amywher i can do this cheeply?
im in england guys so no wallmarts…
also i am in £ not $.
($2.2=£1)

My friend always goes to Asda.They are good.She runs a nursery, so is always taking photos for the kids.

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15 Responses to “where can i get a lot of digital photos printed really cheeply?”

  1. Wal Mart cheap crap and apathetic employees
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  2. My friend always goes to Asda.They are good.She runs a nursery, so is always taking photos for the kids.
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  3. Snapfish, it is like 12 cents per pic so thats like $48
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  4. Asda and Morrisons in the UK have very good bulk rates
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  5. Asda………….
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  6. Boots, Asdas or Morrisons
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  7. Asda.
    I think the minimum for the cheap rate is 150.
    They are done quickly, too.
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  8. Asda
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  9. try tescos,they have their own photo labs
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  10. you could try jessops photo shops, they only charge a few pence per photo, and u can have them all put on a diskfor under a quid i think.
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  11. Go to costsco. its like 11cents per print if you order enough. Sothin cheap like that.
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  12. darkphoenix_201277 on November 8th, 2009 at 6:22 pm

    500 4×6" (100 x 150 mm) prints £0.09

    When you prepay at truprint

    Also try this for 50 freebies prints

    http://www.truprint.co.uk/svp
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  13. well you can either try boots and the usual places that process film or you could print them on to photo paper from a computer plus this way you can maybe put more to a page which might be better for? at the end of the day its up to you :)
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  14. Why not do them yourself, I use a HP all in one printer which cost me less than £50 and the results are far superior to any crappy photo shop, you have control & can enhance/edit your pics before you print them.
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  15. Print them at home on your computer or ask in a computer shop
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