Mail in Film development

[jamsmom]

Has anyone used one of the film processing companies from the Internet? What were the results? I like the idea of mailing in 1-2 rolls of film while at WDW so I will get them after arriving back home. BUT>.... I need to know the name(s) of some good companies. I look forward to hearing some great (or negative) repsonses.

 

[TerriBelle]

I have used Snapfish and really liked them. They only charge you for the shipping. You can get the envelopes by going to Snapfish.com

 

[wildaboutmickey]

I used www.Snapfish.com. I signed up before I left for Disney, and brought my postage paid envelopes with me and as I finished each roll I sent it off!!! They are so cheap too!!

 

[Amusement Park Junkie]

I have used photoworks for many years (It used to be called Seattle Film Works). I looked around for something else a few years back when i wasn't happy with the scanning resolution, but they increased it, and I returned. I also liked the tip, and will be taking envelopes with me next week to send off my film.
http://photoworks.com/

 

[pdzabe]

I've only used the Snapfish internet service because it was one of the first besides AOL and very inexpensive compared to that experience! Only $1.69 for a regular set of prints (that's the shipping charge.) There are some rules (I think a limit on the amount of rolls you can submit to continue to get the $1.69 shipping charge and you must view your photos on line within 30 days or you get a development charge. Quality is very good considering only $1.69!