#Target photo print how to
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Shalf, is 'Target' 1 hour mini labs? that's not good. Getting back on topic, though, Wal*Mart's online service doesn't even pretend to give you cropping options. The downside is that it takes about a week for your photos to arrive, and you have to go get them, but the upside is that you pay the mail-order per-print price without any shipping charge. Interesting that Kodak appears in both lists.īTW, Wal*Mart Digital Photo Center offers a third option missing from Flickr's Target/EZprints setup: you can have your prints made by the big lab, but pick them up at the local store. They rated Kodak Picture Center, Costco, Snapfish, Ritzpix, Walgreens, CVS Kodak Picture Center, and Searsphotos 'Very Good'. Maybe the Kodak units are more dependent on operator skill or maintenance.įor online photofinishers they rated Shutterfly, Kodak EasyShare, Target Photo Center, Wal*Mart Digital Photo Center, and EZPrints all Excellent in photo quality. TaG(SS/NB) >, The July'05 issue of Consumer Reports reported that the Fuji 1-hour mini-labs (used by Wal*Mart, Costco, Ritz Photo, and Walgreens) gave consistently Very Good to Excellent results, whereas the Kodak mini-labs (used by CVS and Target) varied from Fair to Excellent. The processing equipment that a mail-order printer uses may be more flexible in its paper handling. eti-, I think the problem with the in-store (Target) pick-up is that the 1-hour mini-labs may be set up to cut the paper only at standard lengths. So that's what I said wrong in my OP - sorry 'bout that. Marco Wessel, are digital SLR cameras 2:3? I didn't know that, I thought all digital cameras were 3:4 I'd like to keep the Help Topics on topic. Photobuff, My statement was not directed to any one individual. Sorry for my post, but I (and many many others) are sick to death of the bad attitude being shot at us for asking questions. The aspect ratio is actually 2:3, which may seem more familiar as it is the aspect ratio of both 35mm film and digital SLR cameras. eti-: You say 4:6, but that is the physical size. I will delete this topic if the we can't all play nice. lab.Ĭeaseless stranger edited this topic ages ago. camera and just uploading w/out printing lately) - but I have had good results with Wal-Mart's 1-hr. Just my 2¢.Įdit: I forgot, since I've not used them in a while (due to getting a dig. but I know every time I've used a service like that, I've ended up with heads chopped off and orientation coming out all wrong. I don't know how much differently it works for online ordering for pick-up. My sister used to work in one, and the 'lab tech' crops the photo personally, by looking in some frame thing at the negative, and deciding how it should be cropped. I've not had much luck with any 1-hour photo labs. Personally, I wouldn't trust Target with my photos. If you go for the budget option and pick up at at a store, you are constrained to use certain ratios. if you pay by creditcard and have them delivered at home (= huge extra expenses for just a few prints) you can print at 4*D etc.

#Target photo print how to

Any one else having this problem, or any ideas on how to fix it?Ĭollin, i have been investigating the options. The vast majority of them did not crop where I had indicated in the previews even though I saved every single picture. So maybe you should look at actual options here in Flickr next time, before you speak :P The options here on Flickr offer a 4x5.33 and 5圆.66 size which IS the same ratio as a digital photo. but maybe a warning should be in place instead of just the little 'crop options' link)

(as said, doesn't matter for me personally. My country's biggest print-from-the-internet company (a large drugstore chain) will print your pictures at whatever ratio they are (square, if that's how they are).Įither I'm doing something wrong or Target is a bit of a funny company as to photo printing, I think? 4:6 isn't even the regular ratio for digital photography.

On the prints to pick up at Target, at the point where I had to pick the size, it said 'Crop Preview' and apperently you can only print at 4' * 6' and they will crop the picture. I'm not in the US and even if I were I would probably not use the print service - but I'm very curious anyway, and I tried out to browse through the steps for printing Slow loading, problems with search and adding toĬhanging the Accreditation Link on your Flickr Photosįlickr Photo editor - Algorithmically Over enhancing images? Search returning fewer images before stopping Request Camera Finder Nikon D3500 and P950 Using a flickr image as an avatar on another messege board

#Target photo print pro

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