Need advice for printing pictures online

[chris]

I just got back from Tahoe CA. I have some great pics. I usually use kodakgallery.com, but these are really nice. I have cropped some of the pictures using fireworks to make them panoramic. When I upload to kodak, they recrop the pictures automatically so there is no pano.

Where can I send these to get printed in the format I want. Also, I am going to frame these and put them on the wall.


The camera used was a Panasonic DMC-TZ1 10x zoom 5MP camera.

[JuliaGulia]

www.adorama.com

:)

[chris]

Thanks Julia!

[Big Mark]

www.adorama.com (http://www.adorama.com)

:)

I havent used their print services, but I have ordered gear from them. Good prices and FAST shipment. Havent had need to contact customer service, but they've got a good reputation in that department too.

[JeykleHyde]

Shutterfly does great work.

http://www.shutterfly.com/

[chris]

Julia,


Thank you so much for that linK! I just got my prints and I'm amazed how good they look.

I'm taking them to the frame shop to get framed.


Thanks!

[PhotoGuy]

www.costco.com

The best local photo lab. You can upload them online, but if you have a special request or photo size, I recommend you take them to the lab. They do ship your prints to you if there is not a costco near you. On the other hand, you would need to do a lot of printing with them to make the membership price of $50 worth it.

[y2b]

there's a camera shop at the corner of central ave & pecan near plaza...

old school people you can talk to, new technology...

they can even print on canvas

[PhotoGuy]

there's a camera shop at the corner of central ave & pecan near plaza...

old school people you can talk to, new technology...

they can even print on canvas

Camera World

I was the lab manager in 98. Yeah... old school. I wonder if Jack King is still alive. :newsmile45:

[WilliamJ]

my wife uses snapfish via cxostco on tyvola. they are the digital print experts. tyvola road store, not the mathews store.