Digital Photos at Costco

Hey! Thanks to the person who posted the idea of going to Costco to print digital pictures. It was great! I much prefer this to printing my own pictures on my printer at home (Costco has better quality and is unquestionably archival safe). It was fast (under and hour), easy and only

19 cents a picture! I took a CD, but I could just have easily taken my smart media card. I think Wal-Mart offers a similar service at 28 cents per picture. Anyway... Thanks for the tip.

~Scrapula

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Scrapula
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I had some regular 35mm developed at Target last week. They turned out beautiful. I just happened to drop them off there because I was going by. Usually I go to Walmart. But these pictures were so nice that I think I will start using Target more often. They don't do digital, though. I am going to try Costco for that. I have one of those little Memory Sticks from Sony. (It's a Sony camera.) I wonder if they can do those to? star2fire

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star2fire

I'm not a member there (it's like Sam's Club, right?). Do you know if they do the same thing for digital picture uploads? For the same price, I mean?

I've been checking out places online, as I want to send pics with baby announcements next month and the cheapest I've found so far is Photoworks.com for .29 a print.

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Dawn Gentz

Just another suggestion, I use a company called desert sun media

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to print all of my digital photos. I uploadthem to their web site from my computer. They are 29 cents a print but thequality is exceptional. The prints are 4 1/2 x 6 which is what a digitalprint size truly is, so you don't get any part of your picture cut off. Ilove this company, I pay a little (usually around $4.00) for postage buteven after trying other companies I always go back to them.. Another thingabout them, after Christmas my hard drive crashed and I lost all of mypictures because I hadn't burned them to CD yet but I had uploaded them todesertsun and I emailed them and told them I lost them and they burned a CDfor me and mailed it to me for free! I am forever grateful because it wasmy baby's first Christmas. Good luck in whichever you choose :)Lori K. NC

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Lori K.

Dawn, Sam's has the same machine as Costco. The price is also the same (19 cents for a 4x6). I use Sam's all the time and I've been very pleased with them. You can also get enlargements and I think a 5x7 is 96 cents.

Myra in Tx.

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MLambert

I just renewed my sam's club memebership, and they gave me a coupon for free digital prints (24 pictures). They have to be on the memory stick (which I usually dont keep them on there long - just upload them to my PC for printing, but after my baby shower, maybe I will get them printed out.

Of course, the coupon is good for a year, and I don't think I will run out of pictures to print in the coming year. LOL

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Michelle C in FL

Suggestion - I've found that having 3 memory sticks helps. I have two large ones and one 8mb one that came with the camera. When I want to have pictures printed I download everything on one of the sticks, clear it off, then put what I want to print on it. That's what I take to Costco.

Some Costcos have a terminal where you can download from a memory stick (both kinds), a CD, a floppy disk, or even from your camera if you bring your USB cable. Then you don't have to leave your memory stick with them. I suppose Sam's Club could have the same. They're new and not all of the stores have them yet.

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Sheri Payne

Sam's club is great. 20 cents a print.

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barb

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