Asda Printing

[Johnny's Fan]

My printers lost the will to live, and I only plan on sending a few more things out, but I really needed to print some pictures off. I know people on here have mentioned going into places like Walmart and Boots so I'm presuming it's Ok to print off photo's at Asda that aren't your own, but I just wanted to make sure if it's alright to do that.

Any help would be greatly appreciated! {thumb2}

[osiris]

Technically, the images would be copyrighted and therefore illegal to have them printed "professionally". However, there's a "fair use" clause on all copyrighted material and since you're printing it for personal use, I don't think you'd have a problem. At any rate, I've had photos printed at Boots (taking in a USB stick of BBC images and using their self serve machines) and at Asda (using their website to upload photos and getting them delivered). I've had no problems so far. Personally, I prefer the Asda photos. They're not as glossy as Boots ones, and they have great deals sometimes. Like weekends when all 6x4s are half price. Delivery isn't too bad either and they used to give you 30 free prints when you sign up (I think it's 10 now). If you only want to print a few more, signing up to the website might be a good idea to get those free ones.

[LikelyLadsfan]

I agree with the above, the only advice I can give is don't go to klick I tried to get some photo's of my children copied and they refused to let me have them done

Even though they are my kids the copywrite went to the people who took the photos, same for the photo's in my wedding album