Snapfish - Digital Photo Printing and Free Online Photo Sharing

I am a snapfish member and and after try two or three others, snapfish has
done me good. Right now I have well over 500 prings online on their site and
for the low cost they charge, they beat the others. Only thing I wish they
would also do is slides.


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"Alex Yule" adyule at gmail wrote in message
m...
On 2005-07-20 13:07:54 -0400, "Thomas T. Veldhouse"
said:

Marketstop wrote:

Snapfish is the fastest growing online photo service. With 15 million
members and more than 200 million photos online, Snapfish has been
rated the number one online photo service in surveys from PC Data and
received top quality ratings from Popular Photography and Yahoo!
Internet Life.


Snapfish is perfect for everyone from film to digital camera owners and
enables its users to share, print and store favorite memories at
competitive prices!
Check out the services our customers enjoy:
. 20 FREE Prints with your first order
. Kodak prints from digital cameras for as low as 15c each
. Film developing starting at just $2.99
. Free online photo sharing
. Unlimited online photo storage
. Free photo editing tools
. Custom photo gifts, cards & more
. Access to photos from wireless phones


This guy is just a spammer looking for his cut. Go to
http://www.snapfish.com yourself and please do NOT click his links!

This did remind me of an interesting issue though... Which of these online
photoprinting services are the best? Are they decent? I know they also do
the mailer thing... but I haven't tried it since getting into digital.

A few links from a quick google:
http://www.consumersearch.com/www/in...hoto-printing/
http://www.consumersearch.com/www/in...g/reviews.html
http://reviews-zdnet.com.com/Shutter...9789192-2.html
http://www.imaging-resource.com/NEWS/987710997.html
http://www.silverace.com/dottyspotty/issue4.html
Though these reviews seem to be more from a consumer standpoint, rather
than a prosumer or professional one.

Ah, just found an interesting site with scans of 4 different prints from 4
different services (same photo)
http://www.smugmug.com/prints/digital-prints.mg