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Old 2nd October 2002   #1
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Default How much for print 4R from digital?

Going to try out printing some photoes from the digital camera. As the title. Any good place to recommend? TIA!!!
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Old 2nd October 2002   #2
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50 cents each 4R.
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Old 2nd October 2002   #3
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Hougang Mall basement - $0.45 each for 4R
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Old 2nd October 2002   #4
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toapayoh central ..0.35 cents each (25 pic and above)...they told me no handling charge...i have never develop from there yet..will tell u guys the quality after i develop from them...
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Old 2nd October 2002   #5
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Any gd and cheap ones in the Central and Western part of Singapore?
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Old 2nd October 2002   #6
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Any gd and cheap ones in the Central and Western part of Singapore?
Reality check. When it comes to printing, good and cheap seldom co-exist. Its either one.
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Old 2nd October 2002   #7
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I've said it, I'll say it again. Don't go for "cheap", go for "good". Go for "consistently good". "good and cheap" and "cheap and good" don't exist in the world of photo labs.

You've spent a lot of money on the equipment and spent a lot of time to take the photos, do your work some justice. Go to a good lab. Bad photos demoralize you, or worse, cause you to put the blame on equipment.

Good prints inspire you to take better photos.

If you look thru all the old posts, the "cheap" ones are usually not consistent. $0.50 per 4R digital print is not that ex if you are selective about what you print.

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Old 2nd October 2002   #8
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Okee, thanks. But any recommendations ?
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Old 2nd October 2002   #9
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Try PhotoHub at Raffles Place.
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does the shops accept BMP ? I'm thinking of doing my editing then saving in BMP to prevent loss of data..
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Old 2nd October 2002   #11
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Thanks Kit, will certainly try yr recommendation.
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does the shops accept BMP ? I'm thinking of doing my editing then saving in BMP to prevent loss of data..
save in TIFF; the shops should accept TIFFs...

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Try PhotoHub at Raffles Place.
Should be FotoHub (or at least I think you're refering to the same one.. )
If your quantity is not large, can do it online at http://www.fotohub.com/ . They've waived the $5 handling charge thingy...

..NuTs..
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Old 2nd October 2002   #13
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does the shops accept BMP ? I'm thinking of doing my editing then saving in BMP to prevent loss of data..
Don't believe in that sort of fallacy (at least as far as printing up to 8x10 goes). JPEG-FINE is more than enough for such purposes. TIFF is just waste of space and time on the camera/storage card. Even if you shoot in RAW, there's no perceptible difference if you send the files in JPEG-FINE or TIFF or BMP to the lab for printing.

And obviously you wouldn't want to send 24-bit 12-megapixel TIFFs to the labs... that's a whopping 70+MB!

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