Photo Prints

Question photo prints?
I have a lot of photos on my computer that i want to have printed out at a cvs or walmart or whatever. how do I transfer theme there, and is it possible at all?

Best Answer Download them to a disc. But I would not use cvs or wal mart. Their quality is horrible! Take the digital files toi a professional lab instead. Will cost more but is well worth it! Also if you have a printer you can print them out yourself with fine results.

Question Photo Prints ....?
Would you buy one of these photos as a print, mounted in a cream card frame? http://www.flickr.com/photos/nicolecharlestonphotography/ Obviously without the writing at the bottom though =] If you would, how much would you pay for them? Thanks =] Nicole I already have somewhere that prints my photos for me. I was just wondering if I was to then put the prints in card frames, would people buy them?

Best Answer Yes - the photos are very nice. They would definitely draw a lot of attention from prospective buyers. Get them printed on glossy or matte high-quality papers in good sizes; frame them up and you should be set up for some interesting buyers. You might want to check out various printing vendors to weigh your options here: http://www.photo-print-reviews.com Hope that helps.

Question How can i get quality photo prints onmy Canon Pixma mp470 using Kodak PH paper?
I've been reading reviews from pixma owners saying that they got professional quality photo prints using Kodak paper! Do I have the wrong settings? The ink never dries as the kodak paper is very glossy. There is a glossy (different brand/type) paper option in the settings menu that i select but I'm still getting ugly prints. HELP!

Best Answer I have a Pixma iP6700D and get really good quality prints out of it using the regular photo paper (the current packaging is bronze.) The premium (silver) and ultra premium (gold) produce really high quality prints. Some would call it professional, but it really doesn't compare to the prints I get from my lab. I mainly use the printer for producing proofs. In the driver, depending on which paper you have, select Photo Paper Pro, Photo Paper Plus Glossy, or Glossy Photo Paper. Usually there is a sheet that comes with the paper that tells you which to select. There is also a very common problem that most people don't know about, but really affects their prints. That is working with an uncalibrated monitor. A calibrated monitor produces true colors. To calibrate your monitor properly, you'll need something like the Datacolor Spyder, or the Pantone Huey. Most people are surprised at how much of a difference it really makes and also that they had never heard about it. I've taken an additional step and also calibrated my printer. I have the Datacolor Spyder3Studio. With both of them calibrated, I know that what I see on the screen is really close to what I will see when I print it out. At the minimum, you should look at getting a monitor calibrator. Canon provides pretty good color profiles with their printers, so you can get by with just using the standard profiles for it.

Question Where can I get free photo prints with free postage?
I know many photo printing companies do 40 free prints when you sign up or something along those lines, but all of them require money for postage. I would like a company which offers free prints but 100% free, including postage. Thanks!! None of you answered my question, and many were being rude. In actual fact I know that a couple of companies HAVE done this in the past, as they offer coupons for free postage. So don't act as if I am being stupid, thank you very much.

Best Answer Oh yeah right - great business model that would be don't you think. We will send you free prints for no postage etc etc. oh yeah that is until we go totally bust in a week. NO company offers something for nothing.