Favorite pro photo lab has print/shipping sale

I have a G6 and frequently use the Fuji 1 hour processing at a local Sam's Club for my prints. If I really had a special image, like my panoramas and certain 8x10's, I use the pro photo lab at ADORAMA (http://www.adoramapix.​com) in New York City. They use thick Kodak Royal Gold paper and have incredible color saturation/detail.
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Reminder from the Adorama photo-lab team: Just in time for those last
minute prints to give and share with your friends ,family & holiday
visitors.

Although all the currently available specials are valid thru Monday the
26th of Dec. 2005 at 11:59pm, however if you need your digital prints
to be *shipped in time for the holiday, your order must be in no later
then Monday the 19th before noon.

The currently available coupons are:
coupon code "PXHOLIDAY05" for 8X10 only 99 cents & 11x14 for $1.99
coupon code "PX25FREESHIP" for 25% off on all sizes Plus FREE Us mail
shipping (minimum order for free shipping is $10.00)
this 2 offers cannot be combined on the same order.

order you prints at http://adoramapix.com

It's never been easier - or more affordable - to get professional
custom prints from America's #1 digital photo lab.


AdoramaPix.com - 42 west 18the street New York NY 10011 - 888.216.6400

*this is NOT a guaranty that the package will be delivered before the
holiday.
this offer cannot be combined with any other offer or coupon
this offer are valid only when placing order online thru adoramapix.com
(not in the store)

do all sam's club use fuji?

i got some digital photos printed there and wasn't very satisfied with the results . . . but maybe it's just my camera. a non-canon.

Walmarts and Sam's Clubs in the Chicago area seem to use the Fuji equipment. I think Wolf Camera, Walgreen's and others do also. One thing I've learned is that the minilabs are as good as the technical staff and software loaded on the machines. I know our Sam's Club does daily calibrations and the colors agree with my home pc monitor. While at a Wolf Camera, they said that they use additional Fujilab software to make the pictures even better.

My workflow -- images are shot with a G6 at the highest resolution and file size with smallest amount of jpg compression. I then use Paint Shop Pro X, Photoshop, and/or DCE Autoenhance to tweak the photos. Afterwards, I then burn a CD with my pictures (or upload the images through www.samsclub.com) which is then brought to Sam's Club.
For minilab printing - Images are saved to 300 ppi at 4"x6" or 8"x10"