Adorama Pix discount codes?

Anybody know of any?

>>Summers always fly by, make sure you remember all the fun with gorgeous gallery wraps and framing services now at 25% off from AdoramaPix! To redeem, enter coupon code PXCFR25 at checkout. Sale ends July 20, 2010.<<

From a recent email ad

Thanks, appreciate that. I am getting a batch of 24x36 prints and was hoping for a code that included that. I guess I should have mentioned that in the OP.

I use this site to find coupon codes:

http://www.retailmenot​.com/view/adoramapix.c​om

I didnt see any that were for the size you want though.

torvaterra wrote in post #10503643
I use this site to find coupon codes:

http://www.retailmenot​.com/view/adoramapix.c​om

I didnt see any that were for the size you want though.

Thanks. Appreciate it.

I found many codes listed and also called adorama. shopping cart rejected them all, had to pay full retail. Oh, well. Maybe next time.

How is the quality of their prints compared to Millers? I was disgusted with the way my photo book looked, I even told them if any of the pictures were going to be blurry to call me first and of course they didn't.

I love Adorama's prints. I use them and Mpix for all of my prints. I ordered bunch of metallic prints in various sizes from 8x10 to 20x30 and they all came out great. The only bad thing, which was prob my fault, is that a few of the prints had white borders on two sides because the image crop didnt match the paper crop. I cut them to size. But the paper, ink, and printing quality were all extremely good.

AprilArchambeau wrote in post #10506499
How is the quality of their prints compared to Millers?

Don't know about Millers. I would evaluate the adoramapix print (24x36) as far as quality and color accuracy to be in the range of good to very good (above average). At $25 for this size, overall I would call it a good buy.

I'm waiting for Costco to roll out their 24x36 prints which should be happening soon. I'm told by an insider they will probably be in the $8 to $12 range. They will be printed on an Epson 7880 (which is an excellent printer) with custom profiles supplied by Dry Creek Photo. So all things considered, theoretically they should be in the very good to excellent range. And at $8 to $12, would make them a best buy.