As previously mentioned, I’m going to start getting my photos devoloped/processed.
Do any of you use one of those on-line services like Snapfish, Kodak, other?
How are they?
Is there a processor with better quality, faster turn-around, more (usable) perks?
Does Satan run any of them? I’d like to stay away from those.
Soliciting Advice: Photo Processing
July 2, 2008 by Stephanie of Stopbouncing
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