For several years now, we've had a digital camera. We love it! It's so easy. And we can crop the shots, dump the bad ones, and tweak those that are too dark or too light. (And doesn't everybody want to take a picture of their classic toaster?) But we haven't printed anything in years. So now we're in a quandary. Where do we get prints?
It seems to me that I remember buying prints online -- but I don't think I took them. I think they were in someone else's photo album and I just clicked on them, gave my credit card number, and voila! They arrived in the mail a few days later.
So how do I do them for myself? And how do I crop the pictures.
So now I have to go on a quest for new knowledge. It means slogging through web sites, uploading, cropping (again). Or do I take my flash drive to a store and they do it?
I don't miss the old days of film, but I do miss getting my prints.




Any drugstore (Walgreens, CVS, Duane Reade) will print your pictures from the memory card.
I've never done it from the stores, but I have a photo printer which works pretty good.
Posted by: Dru | December 02, 2009 at 12:33 PM
same here, supermarkets have a gadget whereby you put in photos downloaded on a cd and voila, out come your prints. Or there are photo shops which still develope file and also do prints from cds and memory cards.
Posted by: Michele | December 02, 2009 at 02:48 PM