Well there are many places to get them done and I have used a few. With the experience I have had I would strongly recommend www.snapfish.com. Since I have used them I haven't looked back. They have very fair prices and do very good work. You can get what you want with the quality you expect. I would feel bad telling you any other place to go because I believe Snapfish is the best.
Due to the large numbers made.
He made 27 prints of the newspaper
they become trace fossils because they made the prints
While a big draw of using digital photography is the savings that can be found through eliminating the need for film, many people still don't transfer those savings to the arena of getting prints made. Most people still go to the store and upload their photos to get quality prints, thinking that there is some magical machine at the store that makes perfect prints. The reality is that the photo digital printers used at commercial locations are basically larger versions of commonly available consumer printers. If you invest in your own photo digital printers instead of going the store, you'll continue to save more money over time.
Invisible prints. These prints are often made using specialized substances such as UV or fluorescent powders, or chemical treatments that can reveal latent prints on surfaces.
Shutterfly has very reasonable prices for digital prints. Walgreens also has a service that offers prints from submissions made online and deliver to your home or can pick them up at a store. There is also Vistaprint who usually has a promotion to receive $5 in free prints.
There are many places where an individual can get the best quality cheap color copies in Toronto, Canada. It would be best to check stores like Staples or Office Max. Cheaper prints may be made at local copy shops.
The best place to go for prints made easy is Costco. They make prints in store so you can shop while they are being done and they always have coupons that can be used.
Vista print i believe does small business prints. I've gotten cards made by them. They came out nice and colorful, and were very cheap. The company is always very nice and polite.
From pavilion.org.UK: C-type Prints - Definitions C-type prints are colour photographic prints. The term C-type originates from the Kodak Ektacolor Paper Type C. The photographic paper contains emulsion layers of light sensitive silver salts. Each layer is sensitised to one of the three primary colours, red, blue or green, recording different information about the colour make-up contained in the negative. The dyes from which the image is created are not contained within each layer prior to exposure, but are made during the developing process by adding dye couplers, which join the silver particles to produce the colours. The result is a colour image formed by the emulsion layers against a white background. C-type prints C-type prints are created by exposing a sheet of C-type-photographic paper to the light projected by an enlarger. The C-type print is then processed in a colour processor just as a digital C-type print would be. Digital C-type prints Digital C-type prints are created by exposing a sheet of C-type photographic paper to the light inside of a digital printer, instead of the light projected by an enlarger. The digital C-type print is then processed in a colour processor just as a traditional C-type print would be.
MC Escher did 62 prints and he also made 2000 drawings/sketches.
Before the advent of digital cameras, 35mm cameras were very popular. They can be used for taking any kind of photographs and are quite simple to use. They require to be loaded with a roll of film which is then developed and prints made.