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DoubleprintNewest Review: ... service - it's called Tripleprint. From single use cameras, to APS formats, three in ones to single large (7X5) prints, from cheap extra sets to copies on CD-ROMs - they have it all at great prices. And, and this is the bid AND - a free, QUALITY film from Konica with every film sent. What more could you ask for. Well there's an express service for when you want your prints in a hurry; a reprinting service that can put your favourite picture on almost anything else - t-shirt, mouse mat, mug (mug on a mug!). Without doubt Tripleprint are offering the best service for getting your precious photos develeped. And finally - the qualit... more |
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by welshclanger - written on 12/08/02 (Useful, 320 readings)
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I've used them all! Truprint, doubleprint, Lick, SupaSnaps, SnapHappy etc etc. Both highstreet and postal. And finally I've found the one that consistently provides an excellent service - it's called Tripleprint. From single use cameras, to APS formats, three in ones to single large (7X5) prints, from cheap extra sets to copies on CD-ROMs - they have it all at great prices. And, and this is the bid AND - a free, QUALITY film from Konica with every film sent. What more could you ask for. Well there's an express service for when you want your prints in a hurry; a reprinting service that can put your favourite picture on almost anything else - t-shirt, mouse ...
by zoe_page_1 - written on 24/01/02 (Very useful, 675 readings)
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Just like Tripleprint and Bonusprint and Truprint and, erm, York Photo, Doubleprint is a send away photo developing company, and I’ve been using them for coming up to 5 years now I would imagine. **** The Procedure **** How it works is simple. You take your photos as normal and get to the end of the film. After re-winding you remove it, stick a sticker with your surname and postcode on, and pop it in one of their envelopes (I always put it in the plastic case first to protect it) along with your cheque or postal order (made payable to Doubleprint). You then fill in the envelope, selecting the prints you want (see below) and pop it in the ...



