Online photo processing quality?

[1ARMEDBANDIT]

I am thinking about uploading my photographs to a website that will process them onto professional quality paper and deliver them to my door for 9p per copy etc. Has anyone done this and what is the quality like?
I use to take my chip to our local big name super market but they cannot align the photo`s right and many copies are cropped and ruined. So I have resorted to using the web.
I am fussy on the quality and clarity.

[theshedman]

Hi, I have done this with my pictures and I have always found Truprint to be good and fairly inexpensive. They also keep them in albums for you so that if you want any more copies you don't need to upload them again. They also have an editing suite on there so you can alter any pictures that need it.

[Hammer]

I'd agree with that. I've used truprint as well and the results are excellent, even with my ancient 3mp panasonic point n shoot.

[ianmunt]

Aldi are very good

[1ARMEDBANDIT]

Thanks everyone, i`ll give it a go.

[bigbanana]

I'd never done this before until last week. I checked on the Which? website for the best service and the top marks given were for a company called Snapfish. I uploaded 90 odd photos off my hard drive and the photographs I had back in four days were superb. On top of this, the first 40 photos were free.
Truprint were not at the top in their tests.

[theshedman]

Hi, I have used Truprint a number of times and I must say the service I have had has been really good. From the time I ordered them they were usually delivered within 3 days. On 1 occasion I placed order early afternoon 1 day and they were delivered the following day, couldn't ask for better. As with everything if you get good service you keep going back.