REQUEST digital photos printed

yygaurav

Hi All

I have around 250 digital photos I am interested to get printed. Can somebody point me to a web site where it is cheap.

Thanks a million for your help

nubbintom

Try www.photobox.ie, realy good prices

acquiescefc

Go to http://www.rpoints.com/?ruid=25147 and search 'prints' in 'forums'

Loads of bulk offers and free print offers available.

slave1

I registered with Photobox twice and got their 30 free prints twice, try it

esquier

http://www.foto.com/ireland/default.asp

unklerosco

I use photobox... Id recomend them..

markyboy

photobox again .. 20% off for Easter

rash

bonusprint.ie - used them several times and find them very good.

Stay clear of spectra, wife used them recently to get 2 mouse mats of our 6 mth old baby......arrived in post but had another baby on them...not very professional

PaddyFagan

rash wrote:

bonusprint.ie

Just one thing to watch with these guys is that the agreement you enter into with them (it's part of the licence agreement when you install their software) vests the copyright for all of your images to them. It's unlikely but they could sell the photos of your family for any purpose!

I've used photobox and found them to be very good too.

Paddy

yygaurav

Hi All

Thanks a million for your help

MikeHunt

http://www.foto.com/ireland/default.asp

make sure you're familar with the aspect ratio difference with digi prints... for regular size go for 11x15 (6x4.5) without margin

vox

How long does it take them to get to your house from photobucket?

rash

PaddyFagan wrote:

Just one thing to watch with these guys is that the agreement you enter into with them (it's part of the licence agreement when you install their software) vests the copyright for all of your images to them. It's unlikely but they could sell the photos of your family for any purpose!

I've used photobox and found them to be very good too.

Paddy

I don't think that is true, there is no reference to this on the Bonusprint.ie website under legal, or as part of the licence agreement when installing the software. The licence agreement for the software is actually with Silverwire and not Bonusprint and does not refer to vesting copyright to any 3rd party. It only states that the person submitting the images is authorised to use them, (are the copyright owner, or has permission from the owner)

PaddyFagan

rash wrote:

It only states that the person submitting the images is authorised to use them, (are the copyright owner, or has permission from the owner)

I re-installed it today - and you're right. I installed it some months ago and that message was different and did make some mention of vesting the copyright.

My bad,

Paddy