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Topic: Ofoto & Shutterfly question
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REDPLANET New Member Posts: From: Registered:
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posted 12-11-2003 02:31 AM
Hi has anyone ever bought a 16x20 print from Ofoto or shutterfly? Just wondering how it turned out. I was thinking about buying Young saluting the flag (the jump pic).Any help would be appreciated. Thanks |
Cindys_1 Member Posts: 192 From: Titusville, FL 32796 Registered: May 2001
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posted 12-11-2003 09:19 PM
quote: Originally posted by REDPLANET: Hi has anyone ever bought a 16x20 print from Ofoto or shutterfly? Just wondering how it turned out. I was thinking about buying Young saluting the flag (the jump pic).Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
They are both good photo companies, I think Kodak owns Ofoto. What you need to be sure is that you have a high resolution photo to send to them. ------------------ Cindy |
Ben Member Posts: 1896 From: Cape Canaveral, FL Registered: May 2000
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posted 12-11-2003 09:26 PM
I have used Ofoto and found them great.But then I tried www.photoaccess.com and found they are just as good and a lot cheaper. So I stick with them now. Plus they offer 11x14 which the others don't. I have not, though, ordered 16x20. -Ben [This message has been edited by Ben (edited December 11, 2003).] |
Aztecdoug Member Posts: 1405 From: Huntington Beach Registered: Feb 2000
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posted 12-11-2003 09:27 PM
For what it's worth I use Shutterfly. They use the Fuji Crystal Archive photo paper. That is good stuff.I did do a 16"x20" of Earthrise on Ofoto once. When the Lovell signing came around I took a long hard look at my Ofoto pic and decided to go with the in stock pic at Novaspace. I thought the Fuji paper that Novaspace provided had richer colors. The Ofoto pic I had was a little but grayer. That could be due to many factors though. ------------------ Warm Regards Douglas Henry Enjoy yourself and have fun.... it is only a hobby! [This message has been edited by Aztecdoug (edited December 11, 2003).] |
eurospace Member Posts: 2610 From: Brussels, Belgium Registered: Dec 2000
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posted 12-12-2003 07:18 AM
quote: Originally posted by Ben: But then I tried www.photoaccess.com and found they are just as good and a lot cheaper. So I stick with them now. [This message has been edited by Ben (edited December 11, 2003).]
8"to10"s for $2.49 instead of $3.99 as with ofoto - that is an important price difference indeed. What brand of photo papers do they use? Already now, I'm only using ofoto when they have a 15% or 20% off promotion - $3.99 is just too outrageous, and the Kodak paper not the best on the market. For most of my photo orders, however, I use a British company, because - as being based in Europe, their deliveries come quicker; - they grant reductions depending on the size of the order (you get them for 1.25 BPS if you order more than 20 at a time - PLUS eventual promotional activity); - they use Fuji paper (better in my eyes). Their website: www.photobox.co.uk
------------------ Jürgen P Esders Berlin, Germany http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Astroaddies |
Ben Member Posts: 1896 From: Cape Canaveral, FL Registered: May 2000
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posted 12-12-2003 08:59 AM
quote: Originally posted by eurospace: 8"to10"s for $2.49 instead of $3.99 as with ofoto - that is an important price difference indeed. What brand of photo papers do they use?
Fuji Crystal archive paper. The good stuff :-)
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eurospace Member Posts: 2610 From: Brussels, Belgium Registered: Dec 2000
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posted 12-13-2003 02:48 AM
quote: Originally posted by Ben: Fuji Crystal archive paper. The good stuff :-)
Psst. Don't speak too loud. Don't wake any flagwavers. ;-)) ------------------ Jürgen P Esders Berlin, Germany http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Astroaddies |
webbrass Member Posts: 72 From: Charlottesville, Virginia Registered: Feb 2003
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posted 12-13-2003 06:30 AM
quote: Originally posted by Ben:But then I tried www.photoaccess.com and found they are just as good and a lot cheaper. So I stick with them now. [/B]
Any idea on what their shipping charges are? I don't see it listed on the site.
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