Bobby Ironsights
TPF Noob!
- Joined
- Dec 3, 2006
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- Thunder Bay, ON, Canada
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- Photos OK to edit
Does anyone have any experience with photoworks.com?
They say they've been doing this for 25 years, always use kodak paper, and I notice that if one is willing to buy a package that promises to purchase 1000 prints in 4x6 over time, you can get them for 9c each.
Sort of like a prepaid phone card, also additional discounts for many rolls of film
Seems like heaven.
Is this the only discount film developer around? Because 5-9 bucks per roll Canadian seems crappy in my neck of the woods.
EDIT:
Ok I missed a few things, if you send in film, you are still paying 11 bucks a roll to develop, and then they put a high res scan online, THEN you get your enlargement or reprints from the scans, not from the negatives. That is what costs only 9c per print.
I guess this service might be good for a person who uses a DSLR.
I do notice though, that it takes awhile to figure out the site, they seem to think you already know who they are, and what they do.
They say they've been doing this for 25 years, always use kodak paper, and I notice that if one is willing to buy a package that promises to purchase 1000 prints in 4x6 over time, you can get them for 9c each.
Sort of like a prepaid phone card, also additional discounts for many rolls of film
Seems like heaven.
Is this the only discount film developer around? Because 5-9 bucks per roll Canadian seems crappy in my neck of the woods.
EDIT:
Ok I missed a few things, if you send in film, you are still paying 11 bucks a roll to develop, and then they put a high res scan online, THEN you get your enlargement or reprints from the scans, not from the negatives. That is what costs only 9c per print.
I guess this service might be good for a person who uses a DSLR.
I do notice though, that it takes awhile to figure out the site, they seem to think you already know who they are, and what they do.