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Apr 8, 2024 16:13:15 #
JD750 wrote:
I think I will give Walmart (one L) a try for a print for my wall. What could it hurt?
Hurt ? HURT ?!!? You might have UHH Experts decend upon you unloading all their "wisdom". Rotsaruck widdat. Head between knees ! Duck and cover !!!
Apr 8, 2024 21:45:28 #
User ID wrote:
Ha ha ha. Yep. Good point! You gotta have a thick skin to survive all those slings and arrows.Hurt ? HURT ?!!? You might have UHH Experts decend upon you unloading all their "wisdom". Rotsaruck widdat. Head between knees ! Duck and cover !!!
Apr 9, 2024 04:50:41 #
Perhaps I can provide some answers for you and others in this thread. I have worked in a Walmart photo lab for the past several years. We haven't processed film in-store in the last ten years or so. We are a Fuji lab and our machines don't allow us to do any editing or color correction of any kind. Our main photo printer is a Fuji DL650 and we print our posters, poster boards, canvases, and banners on an Epson 9000 series printer. As far as longevity, I have not noticed any fading in my personal prints. I hope this helped to answer your questions.
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Apr 12, 2024 02:49:05 #
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