Has anyone used this before? I had no idea it existed until today. I usually use Snapfish, and upload my photos to there and then print 1-2 times a year...but wondering if printing from Amazon would be a nice switch.
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I want to but it annoys me you can't order prints from your phone and that they essentially require you to interact with your phone and computer to order something.
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I ordered to give it a try! They are nice but the paper is different than what they use at Shutterfly and Tiny Prints. It is a brand new service so some of the options are a bit more limited than those other 2 companies right now.
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I ordered a batch the last time they had a promo (50 free prints), and I wasn't impressed by the photo paper. It was too thin, and it didn't feel like I was holding a photo. On the other hand, the colors are good and the images are very sharp. DH and I did a side by side comparison between Costco and Amazon, and Amazon was definitely the winner. For the price of free, I'm satisfied with the results.
ETA: There is currently a promo for Amazon holiday photo cards (25 free cards for Prime members), and I ordered a set last night. Will report back on quality. The reviews sound promising.
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I'm at least intrigued! Is there a link somewhere?
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The free holiday cards offer already expired.
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Just wanted to update and say that Amazon has changed their photo paper to Fuji, and the overall quality is impressive! Colors are great, and images are sharp. Paper quality is no longer an issue, and I will start printing there from now on. I did use a promo code at the time ($1 for 100 photos, free ship).
Also their photo cards are top notch! From my experience, they use the same printers as Costco. Their pricing is only a few dollars more, but you get them delivered to your house for free. I recently had my LO's birthday invitations printed with my own design, and they look and feel great!
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