Where to get printing done ? New to UHH but I hope someone can give me direction on having my work printed. I know Walgreens here in Winter Haven Fl does a good job. What I need are...

pstroup Loc: central florida

New to UHH but I hope someone can give me direction on having my work printed. I know Walgreens here in Winter Haven Fl does a good job. What I need are some 8x8 prints. As I said I live in Winter Haven and I don't know of a good on line or local store.

ohallboyz Loc: Boston, MA

Try mpix.com

wilsondl2 Loc: Lincoln, Nebraska

Just crop your prints to 8X8 in whatever PP program you have and then have Walgreens print 8X10 and trim. I would do the same with watever lab you use. If you have them do an 8X8 the will charge you fro the custom work. - Dave

pstroup Loc: central florida

thanks for the input, Wallgreens seems to to fairly good job on standard sizes

Bruce with a Canon Loc: Islip

pstroup wrote:

New to UHH but I hope someone can give me direction on having my work printed. I know Walgreens here in Winter Haven Fl does a good job. What I need are some 8x8 prints. As I said I live in Winter Haven and I don't know of a good on line or local store.

I have been using Adorama, love their results.
Great customer service.
I had them print a slew of 16X20's for a customer, One print was just "off" a little, they reprinted it and mailed it priority , no charge.
Reasonable prices, a ton of different papers and finishes, and good turn around.

SpeedyWilson Loc: Upstate South Carolina

Winkflash has good prices for prints and their shipping is very reasonable.

http://www.winkflash.com/digital-prints/

For everyday prints that I want immediately I use Walgreen's for glossy prints and Walmart for matte prints. For me they are within two blocks of each other and within a mile of my house, so that's hard to beat.

Also, the 8x8 image printed on an 8x10 and then trimmed is the best solution.

BHC Loc: Strawberry Valley, JF, USA

Buy a printer and do it yourself. It's a lot more fun, and you can control the output.

magicunicorn Loc: Melbourne Australia

i use Harvey Norman for my printing

crimesc324 Loc: West Palm Beach, Florida

Costco is good and so is MPIX

lighthouse Loc: No Fixed Abode

pstroup wrote:

New to UHH but I hope someone can give me direction on having my work printed. I know Walgreens here in Winter Haven Fl does a good job. What I need are some 8x8 prints. As I said I live in Winter Haven and I don't know of a good on line or local store.

How many prints do you plan on printing in the long term?
If it is going to be a regular thing, I think a cheaper option might be to buy your own cheap Pixma printer, use Canon PP201 paper and Canon ink and print your own. For A4 and smaller I use an iP3600 and cannot fault it and you get to control the paper and ink used.

pstroup Loc: central florida

Thanks to all of you experts for you advice, all is greatly appreciated and gives me great options

Joecosentino Loc: Whitesboro, New York

pstroup wrote:

New to UHH but I hope someone can give me direction on having my work printed. I know Walgreens here in Winter Haven Fl does a good job. What I need are some 8x8 prints. As I said I live in Winter Haven and I don't know of a good on line or local store.

Use MPIX I have also used national labs. Both have been really easy to use and the photos are really nice looking

Bear2 Loc: Southeast,, MI

+1 for Costco, they will even print on canvas (frame or wrap)

chesterludlow

Bayphoto.com
Great service and prices and fast shipping. You can talk to a real person who knows photography.

Phocus Loc: Lakeland, Fl

pstroup wrote:

New to UHH but I hope someone can give me direction on having my work printed. I know Walgreens here in Winter Haven Fl does a good job. What I need are some 8x8 prints. As I said I live in Winter Haven and I don't know of a good on line or local store.

Just had a couple of prints done at Staples here in North Lakeland real nice work they also do odd sizes. If you don.t find someone PM me I will print for you.The ones a t Staples exceeded my 16x20 max.