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<blockquote data-quote="eurotrash" data-source="post: 53534" data-attributes="member: 9237">The reason I ask is that the local chain camera store that used to handle my prints has gone under. Now, I'd have to drive 15 miles to print stuff at a different location. So, now, I need to find a place that can replicate what I have on my screen accurately. Instead of relying on one of these to have amazing print machines that aren't going to look funny, I need to find out which one is closest/cheapest/best quality and compare that print to what I have on my screen. Adjust screen to fit pictures in hand, and boom. I should have a general idea of what will be being produced on the other end.Today I'm picking up prints of the same photo, same options of one shot from three different places. Costco, CVS, and Walgreens all offer printing (with Walgreens being 4x more expensive than Costco!!) We will see who wins the battle and if the prints match my screen currently. That seems like the best option, ya?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="eurotrash, post: 53534, member: 9237"] The reason I ask is that the local chain camera store that used to handle my prints has gone under. Now, I'd have to drive 15 miles to print stuff at a different location. So, now, I need to find a place that can replicate what I have on my screen accurately. Instead of relying on one of these to have amazing print machines that aren't going to look funny, I need to find out which one is closest/cheapest/best quality and compare that print to what I have on my screen. Adjust screen to fit pictures in hand, and boom. I should have a general idea of what will be being produced on the other end. Today I'm picking up prints of the same photo, same options of one shot from three different places. Costco, CVS, and Walgreens all offer printing (with Walgreens being 4x more expensive than Costco!!) We will see who wins the battle and if the prints match my screen currently. That seems like the best option, ya? [/QUOTE]

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