Most department stores and pharmacies still have photo labs and kiosks that let you print your photos. Just pop in an SD card or a USB drive, select the photos you want to print, and out they come, in whatever size you choose and on whatever paper you prefer. We have to wonder though: Who does that anymore?With everyone sharing photos online, whether it's via Facebook, Google+'s new photo features, or the freshly overhauled Flickr, we're not sure people still print out photos and put them in photo albums these days. Sure, there's always a place for a well-printed photo in a frame on the wall, one your desk, or as a gift. Still, photo printing kiosks and apps that promise to let you print from home and pick up at the pharmacy are easy to find. Do you use them?Photo by Infrogmation.
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Wednesday, June 5, 2013
Do You Print Photos Anymore?
Most department stores and pharmacies still have photo labs and kiosks that let you print your photos. Just pop in an SD card or a USB drive, select the photos you want to print, and out they come, in whatever size you choose and on whatever paper you prefer. We have to wonder though: Who does that anymore?With everyone sharing photos online, whether it's via Facebook, Google+'s new photo features, or the freshly overhauled Flickr, we're not sure people still print out photos and put them in photo albums these days. Sure, there's always a place for a well-printed photo in a frame on the wall, one your desk, or as a gift. Still, photo printing kiosks and apps that promise to let you print from home and pick up at the pharmacy are easy to find. Do you use them?Photo by Infrogmation.
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