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what are some popular places to print photos for autographs? how much does it usually cost? Thanks!

walmart.com

$2.65 for 8 x 10's

I use Mailpix.com. Every Tuesday is $1 for 8x10 photos. They have very reasonable shipping costs, and they are affiliated with CVS pharmacy, and they give you an option to print there as well. I have never done that, though, I just have them shipped to me.

i use snapfish. first of all, if you sign up for their mobile app you get 50 free 4x6 prints every month for a year (shipping is about 2.95) secondly, they offer coupons all the time i just ordered a bunch of 5x7 reg .69 on sale .35 and 8x10 reg 2.99 on sale for 1.50. Shipped and all i got 5-8x10 23-5x7 & 11-4x6 for $18.47.

I just use my home printer. You can buy "bulk" packs of photo paper. When you search for pics on google, modify the search tools to search "large" pics. If you have a HP printer, you can get off brand ink or coupons to make it cheaper. If you have Canon, like I do, there are rarely coupons or sales on ink.

For the best quality photos, get your photos produced at a lab. This is very expensive however, and not necessary. I would not print my photos at home, since the quality isn't the best. I'd say get your photos printed at a store online. Out of these, MPix has the best quality and the prices are good. However, you have to pay for shipping. At stores, Costco has great prices and the best quality out of the stores. Target is good too, but they only print glossy photos in store. Walmart has 25 free prints in store, if you sign up for an account which is a great deal if you live near a Walmart.

whizzy1 wrote:walmart.com

$2.65 for 8 x 10's

I did that for some time.. Until they stopped letting me because of 'copy right' issues.

You can also just get your photos printed in a photo machine,they have them in supermarkets sometimes next to photo booths.The only problem with that is that you can only print 4x6 photos.One photo costs about 0.25 cents.

Walgreens

It would be great if anyone has suggestions for the UK members, cost per photo would be good information also.

What is the cheapest way via home printer or via company?