Where to get your photos processed these days? 2nd update

It only let me upload 26 prints!  But when I tried to upload more, it told me I could only upload 50 at a time.  Go figure. 

So that worked out to 19 cents per print with the $4.87 for shipping the 26 prints. And that's one cent less than Shutterfly charges normally.  I tend to like to wait for free shipping on Shutterfly, but sometimes they require a larger number of prints than I even have ready to go, and I wind up waiting for a different deal.  

So, if these prints look good to me, I'll be happy with the 19 cent per print final price. That gave me all of my Jan. through March 2023 photos, and that seems worth five bucks to me. 

I would love to hear your thoughts when comparing the two services and prints!

I received mine, and wasn't thrilled with them. I'll use this batch, but I won't order from them again.

They were printed on slightly thinner photo paper than those I get from Shutterfly and the matte quality was different than I expected. Typically my matte photos look like the paper itself has the matte quality to it, where as these looked more like a finish was applied on top of the printed photos if that makes sense. To me it looked like someone took a brayer and rolled mod podge over the top of each print.

And whether it was because they were thinner, or because of a combo of the thickness and the finish, the photos kept sticking together as I tried to look through them. Not a real issue in itself, just a "symptom" of the differences, so to speak.

Since I already consider Shutterfly to be just "okay", I really don't want to go with something I feel is lower in quality yet, which is too bad, because I definitely liked the price.

I'm always willing to give a new place a try.  I'm glad it worked out well for you.