So you want to clear your hard drive of all those images captured by the digital camera but at the same time save a piece of all those cherished moments. Well, one option is to print the photos out on a desktop printer, which unfortunately uses a lot of ink and doesnt always create the best picture. Another is to save them all in e-mails, and in turn, clutter your mailbox leaving virtually no space for anything else. So the sensible alternative: online digital photo printing.
Even for a computer novice, online photo development is simple. First, find a website that does online printing and access their uploading page. First-time users of a website will probably have to download some software, which is a fairly quick process. After downloading the software, the uploading of the pictures can begin. Simply navigate the desired digital pictures into the upload box and send them. When the upload is complete, proceed to the ordering page, which allows a user to select options like the size and amount of pictures that will be ordered. Enter billing and shipping information and youre ready to receive some pictures! While some websites differ slightly in their approach to online photo printing, this is the basic process.
The process for online photo printing isnt the only thing that companies differ in as shipping rates and photo development prices often vary. One online photo printing company may charge 12 per print while another may charge 29. Some places might bill a customer 99 to ship 10 photos and another will bill them a flat rate of $2.99 no matter how many pictures are shipped. There are many factors that may play into these discrepancies such as quality of pictures produced, what type of paper is used, what the main focus of the website is, membership offers, and the location of the company. However, despite the variations between sites, getting digital photos printed online still remains a very affordable option for those wanting to keep the images on their computer in some way or just turn them into picture form.
Mindi Haehl is the owner of an informational site about printing your digital photos online.
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