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Your Opinion - Best Digital Processor?


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Ok, I've got to hear what you all have to say on this. Granted in all

respects I'm just starting out in SLR photograpy. My last camera, a

Mavica CD1000 was great, but not an SLR. So.. Forgive me if I'm a

little green around the edges.. ;)

 

Anyway, I want to know who you think the best digital processor

company is and why. Currently I go through Winflash (don't laugh,

they're decent and cheap) but am looking to step up the bar more.

 

My current camera is an EOS Digital Rebel XT w/ 2 Sigma lenses. I

figure it would be suited for large prints as well, beyond 8x10. At

any rate, what are your thoughts?

 

P.S. I live in the US, so it'd be nice to not ship over seas to get

photos printed.. ;)

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BTW, currently, you're going through decent and cheap... But now, you're asking for the best, and as with most things in life, IMHO, BEST and CHEAP are mutually exclusive.

 

A and I will contend for best, but it is not cheap.

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Adorama is pretty good. It's not the best, but it's significantly better than outfits such as Snapfish and Ofoto, and the pricing is very reasonable ($0.19 for 4x6, $1.99 for 8x10, etc.). They print on Kodak Royal paper, glossy or matte, borders or no borders.
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A&I and WHCC sound like a step in the right direction.. I'm not looking for cheap, already have a source for that.. I'm looking for quality.. Also if they do any special printing, say, on canvas or large format..

 

As for WalMart, I did a test print of the same photo with them (online) and Winkflash.. Winkflash came out ahead by a bit but they were both on the same lines..

 

So, with price not the major issue, any other opinions? :)

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I've only gotten a few prints so far, but my <a href="http://www.smugmug.com/?

referrer=68jv8qv7EHg8w">smugmug</a> account uses <a href="http://

www.ezprints.com/">ezprints</a>, and I am happy with the quality. They print all sizes

from wallets to 20x30, along with all of the cheesy photo gifts (mugs, puzzles, keychains,

etc.) you could want. All told, there are over 115 print options. Their prices aren't the

lowest, but they are good.

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