I don't have a walmart that close to me either, that's why I stick to printing them with snapfish via walgreens as they are normally pretty fast. But yeah I haven't tried printing photos through snapfish online so I don't know if they will do copyright, I know shutterfly doesn't.

Nope. Otherwise, I'd be going local for my regular photo prints.

...and why on Earth would the post office be printing photos?

The libary,drugstores,post office or college those are some also usefull places try them.Good luck you will find somthing close and affordable in no time! {whip} so don't give up {nonono}.

Living in NYC = No Walmart... for now anyways.

Unfortunately for me, it seems like I'll have to stick with the various online printing services. I'm without a printer, and there really aren't any good places to print photos around here unless I go out of my way.

I print mine myself, I use photo paper so they always come out looking great. I just think it saves so much time and hassle.

I agree with you there it's like 40 cent's a photo and they turn out awsome!Plus walmart is like every where so you really don't have to go out of your way.Fan sites are alway's a great place to download them from. {thumb2}

That's another reason I switched to Wal-Mart. Plus most photo labs use the Archive Quality photo paper & Ink, so these will last for years and years and YEARS! :D

RYAN J. 8)

[quote="dfreely"]I'm thinking of using Snapfish as well, since I already use them for my regular photo printing.

Have you ever come across copyright issues, or do they just not bother checking what they print?[/quote]

nope I never had copyright issues with snapfish, but like I said I don't officially use them, I just use them to upload my photos and get them printed at my walgreens, but so far I haven't had issues with copyright, I don't know if it will be different if you get them printed through their service. I used shutterfly once for photos that I had printed, those were celebrity photos and I didn't have copyright issues with them either.

At first I was printing them at home but I realized that is much cheaper and better to develop them...

My WalMart is picky, so I either print them at home or use Snapfish. I print my personal photos from Snapfish, and I like their quality.