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I am after a little advice from anyone who may have done this or something like this before.
Its my wife’s 30th birthday in April and I am having a little party for her. As is the custom for this kind of event I am speaking with her Nan to get lots of photos from when she was young and will be making a collage or four with them.
Now my question is what’s the best way to copy the photos? Some I will do 6x4 some I will make larger.
My printer at home isn’t best for photo printing so wont be using that as I want to keep the photos after. The 2 options I can think of are going to Jessops (as I have a £10 voucher) and using their scanners to copy and print them or copy them on my scanner at home and get them done online.
I was wondering if the scanners in Jessops are a lot better than you get on the home 4in1 printer scanners for home use? I see a lot of the on-line companies offer free prints when you sign up so I may take advantage of them.
Thanks for your help
Its my wife’s 30th birthday in April and I am having a little party for her. As is the custom for this kind of event I am speaking with her Nan to get lots of photos from when she was young and will be making a collage or four with them.
Now my question is what’s the best way to copy the photos? Some I will do 6x4 some I will make larger.
My printer at home isn’t best for photo printing so wont be using that as I want to keep the photos after. The 2 options I can think of are going to Jessops (as I have a £10 voucher) and using their scanners to copy and print them or copy them on my scanner at home and get them done online.
I was wondering if the scanners in Jessops are a lot better than you get on the home 4in1 printer scanners for home use? I see a lot of the on-line companies offer free prints when you sign up so I may take advantage of them.
Thanks for your help