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bonusprint PIX standalone uploader

  • 24-08-2009 10:31pm
    #1
    tullaman
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 26 ✭


    I've used bonusprint for years - very happy with their quality & price.

    BUT I recently needed to install their PIX uploader app on a new pc. Could not find it on their site. Their support people said the only way to upload to bonusprint.ie was via their web interface which unfortunately is not good. I found the upload kept breaking down and also the app uploads all 12MP of every photo even when you are only printing out 4x6. Even funnier - the bonusprint.co.uk site still has the application available _and_ when I finally found another pc that had the bonusprint.ie PIX app it worked - so it is still being supported but not being made available!

    Anyhoo if anyone has a copy of the .ie version of that PIX app available on a server somewhere I'd be much obliged.


    Alternitively if anyone can recommend the most usable photo service (eg. intuitive, reliable, built in (and good!) red-eye, b/w, crop, resample before upload, etc etc). I see there is another thread on price but price is not so much of an issue really; now that the prices have dropped below the level where is was economically viable to wallpaper your entire house with prints! But the time spent selecting paper sizes and doing basic fixes, ensuring the upload runs okay can be surprisingly large.

    I tried foto.com but their web interface is not so hot (resample before upload is manual and done on a single setting for the entire order, and their editing esp. red-eye is poor, and they use cm for the print sizes!!).

    photobox if I remember insist you upload to there photosharing service (sorry don't want my family pics out there for posterity - and again it surely suffers from the

    What is the printing services from picasa like? I really like it as an photo editor/librarian. But I seem to remember that it also insists you upload all photos to the cloud for posterity. :(

    Thanks.


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