Digital Photo Processors

Posted on Tue 31st, March 2009

• #1

methebmxer

Can anybody recommend a good place to get large numbers (200) of digital photos printed for cheap?

I've been using snappy snaps as it's seconds from my uni in whitechapel and also have a boots and jessops nearby.

Anyone got any alternatives or know which ones more favorable as I'm pissed of with snappy snaps always cropping about 4mm off the border of each pic.
• #2

methebmxer

anyone?
• #3

h2o

Haven't used 'em, heard they were pretty good though
http://www.peak-imaging.co.uk/

(by post, though)
• #4

Aleksi

ask edscoble, I think he uses SS but he will know alternatives
• #5

freddo

use photobox or google
• #6

Steves

I've heard a lot of good thing about this lot....
• #7

methebmxer

cheers for the replies everyone

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