Digital prints and enlargements

[sillyspook13]

Who makes the best digital prints and enlargements and could possibly be found in the (desolate) central Georgia area?

I've tried CVS Pharmacy, but my black and white prints each had a different colored hue.

This is for a photography competition at next month's fair.

 

[Laura]

My personal favorite is Walmart. I love the machine they use, and the paper. Plus they are cheap!

 

[The_CEO]

Just a side note -

I prefer glossy instead of the other kind grainy.

 

[Robfasto]

If you have a month, just order online. There are a number of sites that print any size picture you want for a good price.

 

[donaldduck1967]

I use clubphoto and am very pleased with them

 

[sillyspook13]

If you have a month, just order online. There are a number of sites that print any size picture you want for a good price.

The enlargements are from film. And I have about two weeks, plus a few days to hand-deliver.

 

[sillyspook13]

Just a side note -

I prefer glossy instead of the other kind grainy.

I prefer the other kind..... :lookaroun

 

[sillyspook13]

I went with good ole' Wally World today. Most of my pictures turned out great except for one.... It was taken in color but somehow the enlargement came out in black and white?

 

[EpcoTim]

Ask what type of machine they use, for quick prints and enlargements, I find the Fuji Frontier machine to be good, and the Kodak one also. A lot of places will use generics, that slew colors and give awkward, uneven results.

 

[Laura]

I went with good ole' Wally World today. Most of my pictures turned out great except for one.... It was taken in color but somehow the enlargement came out in black and white?

That is weird!

But yeah, I love the walmart paper. I also do not like glossy prints, they get fingerprints, dents, and have too much glare. Walmart uses a nice matte paper - fuji crystal archive.