As lovesongman has said, and I agree, you can print from home even if a bit more expensive but well worth it. For starters, if you have any kind of a halfway decent photo editing software handy, you can crop, etc the photos and then print what you need and discard the rest or simply store on CD-ROM.
All it takes is a decent color printer, computer and photo editing software.
I do that too when I need to print, which isn't all that often at the moment but with some frames I have to fill, that'll change. :-)
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Date: 2006-02-25 07:58 pm (UTC)All it takes is a decent color printer, computer and photo editing software.
I do that too when I need to print, which isn't all that often at the moment but with some frames I have to fill, that'll change. :-)