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How to print picture for Mom's birthday?
We took some family pictures when my grandparents were here last week, and my mom's birthday is tomorrow. I know this is last minute (which is my fault-crazy life of a busy college student), but I wanted to print one of the family pictures (we took the pics with a digital camera) and frame it for her. What would be the best way to do this? Go to the Walmart kiosk? Do it from walmart.com? And what size do you think would be good? And frame? I was thinking an 8x10 or so?
Thanks! Remember, this has to be done by sometime tomorrow!
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- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Usually, the software that enables you to move the pics from camera to computer also has a way to view and print them.
Because of the time constraints, I would go have it done at Wal-mart and figur out to do it on PC later.
- 5 years ago
The Wal-Mart's in my area do horrible horrible jobs on printing and I would never use nor recommend them. Do you have a Ritz or Wolfe Camera? They would probably do a better job. My Walgreen's does a decent job in a pinch when I don't have time to order on-line from my prolab and wait for the shipping. I would do an 8x10 print with an 11x14 mat and a simple solid black frame (or (quality)wood if you prefer).