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Advice Please

karlitob · 2019-02-24 20:00:44

Hi there Finally getting around to printing our wedding photos. These are high res photos on cd. My question is - where do I go to get these developed. I usually get iPhone photos printing in the local Fuji film but it doesn’t seem like the quality would be good enough for our wedding photos. Hope that makes sense.…

24-02-2019 8:00pm

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karlitob

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Hi there

Finally getting around to printing our wedding photos. These are high res photos on cd.

My question is - where do I go to get these developed. I usually get iPhone photos printing in the local Fuji film but it doesn’t seem like the quality would be good enough for our wedding photos.

Hope that makes sense. Appreciate any advice.

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#2 24-02-2019 8:15pm

Heebie

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A decent photolab should be alright.
Fuji minilab equipment rocks. I'd pick it over all the other brands of similar gear. (Agfa, Noritsu)

There are some folks around like 360dpi that might take more time and give you a better product overall, although I think they're more geared for larger formats.

Do a few test prints at different labs and see what you think of them.

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