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Sep 03, 2009 07:03 |  #1

I have an opportunity to do a group event (never done this before) and was wondering about the prints. Typically, do you have them done locally or do you order through an online provider?


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Sep 03, 2009 07:40 |  #2

daystar wrote in post #8575041 (external link)
I have an opportunity to do a group event (never done this before) and was wondering about the prints. Typically, do you have them done locally or do you order through an online provider?

I do all my printing through online provider. Recently invested in a dye-sub printer and will use it for my next event shots.


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Sep 03, 2009 10:44 |  #4

If you're lucky enough to have one near you, in my area Costco rocks! Post #10 & #18. Note that these are 2005 threads & I haven't had any problems with them in 4 years.
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