Shutterfly

outdoorlover · Feb 20, 2007

Has anyone ever used shutterfly for online processing?
I have been debating getting a photo printer because the only processor close to me is Walley world, but as I was searching I found this place that will deliever
Any info would be great

JIP · Feb 20, 2007

Try Mpix

http://www.mpix.com/

Icon72 · Feb 20, 2007

Mpix, Snapfish, SmugMug, all good, all deliver.

outdoorlover · Feb 21, 2007

Thanks
I have signed up for Mpix but haven't uploaded yet

EBphotography · Feb 21, 2007

I haven't tried mpix but I've heard awesome reviews of it, and I plan on using them for an upcoming job I have.

I do have a shutterfly account, by the way, but have never printed from it. I use it to host my soccer photos so the parents/high school students can see them or potentially order them.

Iron Flatline · Feb 21, 2007

My wife prints via Shutterfly, and has books printed there. It's quite good, turn-around is acceptable, the quality is good, and they provide a CD with digitized images. The books are nice for family memories.

outdoorlover · Feb 21, 2007

thanks for the replies
I have joined Mpix and Qoop.
Qoop is partnered with photobucket so I thought I would give them a shot.
I have just sent a few to Qoop and will send some to Mpix soon.
I'll keep everyone posted as to turn around and quality.
The cost at Qoop was great though, .15 for 4x6 and for 20 prints usps TTl cost will be les than $6.00

Taceas · Feb 21, 2007

I've been using Snapfish for the past year and have been really pleased with the prints I get back. The prints I get locally from CVS or Walmart are deplorable.

sothoth · Feb 22, 2007

Taceas said:
I've been using Snapfish for the past year and have been really pleased with the prints I get back. The prints I get locally from CVS or Walmart are deplorable.

I went to a conference in Texas and they told us before a break for lunch that they'd pay anyone $100 if they could find someone shopping in the local wal-mart that actually had all of their own teeth.

They didn't have to pay out, no one with a full set of natural teeth was ever found.

Most of the online printers are pretty good, and sometimes the premium ones that charge up the wazoo are no better than the average priced ones.