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I used to go to Walmart, I think they have pretty decent photos. But for our honeymoon we had our digital pics developed at Costco and I was very impressed with them - the quality and the price.
If you are in Canada, London Drugs has very high quality prints however they are a bit more expensive.
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[font=Comic Sans MS]I had to go with other: CVS, Target and Walmart being the top 3[/font]
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Other here as well. I go to Walmart.
Tara, I heard london drugs was awesome too so I had M's first few packs of pics done there...compared to walmart, they are very red which i don't like. I prefer walmart over everywhere...weird, huh?
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I shoot only film. When shooting Fujii film (warmer skin tones, and much richer green when shooting outdoors) I find I get the best results when the film is processed with a store using a Fujii machine/chemicals. On the rare occasions when I shoot Kodak (they make a great black and white film developed with the chemicals for color processing) I use a store with a Kodak machine/chemicals. It makes a difference!
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Walmart - inexpensive, and EASY to do when I want to pick and choose off my digital, make extras of only certain ones, and not have to waste on photos that didn't turn out well.
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I use kodakgallery. They have lots of cool products to make mugs, calendars, albums etc. My whole family sends photos there so we all have access to each others pics to make things for gifts etc. We made my parents a really cool album last year for thier anniversary.
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