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Which lab has the best interface?

 
AndreaBFS
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May 29, 2008 02:17 |  #1

I've been using mpix for a while and I'm happy with the quality of their prints, but I really don't like their interface for large orders. You have to click each photo to change the number and size of the prints you want, then resave and reload the entire cart again. It's tedious when you have 50+ items in your cart.

In your opinion, which lab has the most intuitive interface? The bare minimum would be something where you can see thumbs of each image and set the sizes and number or prints all on the same page like you can with Walgreens (but with better quality, of course). :)

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May 30, 2008 18:08 |  #2

AndreaBFS wrote in post #5616367 (external link)
I've been using mpix for a while and I'm happy with the quality of their prints, but I really don't like their interface for large orders. You have to click each photo to change the number and size of the prints you want, then resave and reload the entire cart again. It's tedious when you have 50+ items in your cart.

In your opinion, which lab has the most intuitive interface? The bare minimum would be something where you can see thumbs of each image and set the sizes and number or prints all on the same page like you can with Walgreens (but with better quality, of course). :)

Don't forget to post links. :)

I love www.prolabexpress.com (external link)

Sherri Murrile




  
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AndreaBFS
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May 30, 2008 22:13 |  #3

Wow. Is there a huge difference in quality between what a lab like mpix does for $.29 and what it seems prolabexpress does for $1.45? Their prices seem frighteningly high. Mpix has never let me down quality-wise. I'm wondering what the extra $1.16 per 4x6 is buying?




  
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May 30, 2008 22:33 |  #4

AndreaBFS wrote in post #5628673 (external link)
Wow. Is there a huge difference in quality between what a lab like mpix does for $.29 and what it seems prolabexpress does for $1.45? Their prices seem frighteningly high. Mpix has never let me down quality-wise. I'm wondering what the extra $1.16 per 4x6 is buying?

Well I have used both mpix and prolabexpress and the quality is 100 times better. They also have free shipping. Plus I make up the differenc in my cost to my customers. CPQ is also pretty good but I don't like the interface.

Sherri Murrile




  
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