my printer can directly hook up to my camera memory stick and print out the pictures but i dont want to waste ink, considering i have a LOT of pictures to scrapbook. Is there somewhere i can get digital camera pictures printed out for a very cheap price?
also, how much would it cost to start and buy ALL the starting materials to scrapbook. WHat do i need?
it is probably cheaper in the long run to have them printed then having to buy in cartridges for you printer…..
I would think that just about any place that develops pictures can make pictures from you memory stick or a CD….
I would suggest that you use your computer and go through the pictures and pick the ones you want printed….
if you have a Costco membership they are pretty reasonable for prints… I am sure that wal-mart would be pretty low in cost too….
November 9th, 2008 at 6:03 am
Walmart, they are like 5 cents a picture I think, and you can either bring in your memory card, or email them to them.
As to cost to start, it depends on brand, I spent a couple of hundred on stuff to get my wife started, but it was all from Walmart, Michael's, ect.. not any BIG name scrapbook company.
You would need scissors, papers, actual books, and that's all that's "needed", but then you can get accessories to go on or around pics, and that is the fun part, you just start looking at them, and scrapbook ideas strart flowing.
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November 9th, 2008 at 6:32 am
Yes, you can.
There are photo labs just about on any corner that can produce 4×6 inch prints from $.14 to $.17 each. When comparing those costs to that a making a single print using your photo printer (about $.50 each when factoring in your paper and ink)
Now you will have to check the venue here on Y!A that answer "scrapbook" questions to find out what scrap-booking costs and where to get the supplies.
You may want to do some editing (sorting) of your images and only take the ones you want to print with you to the lab. Doing this using your large computer monitor is much better than trying to use your little 2" screen on your camera.
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November 9th, 2008 at 6:42 am
it is probably cheaper in the long run to have them printed then having to buy in cartridges for you printer…..
I would think that just about any place that develops pictures can make pictures from you memory stick or a CD….
I would suggest that you use your computer and go through the pictures and pick the ones you want printed….
if you have a Costco membership they are pretty reasonable for prints… I am sure that wal-mart would be pretty low in cost too….
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