Pictage vs MPIX review

[TammyB]

OH cool thanks Jason... I'll do that now.. I'm interested in what the matalic paper looks like. Going there now to order a sample.. lol

[DreaW]

so I'm also going to try MPIX, just downloaded all my photos...still need to do TTD though....

Sent a link for sisters can see pics and purchase if want to.

I'm excited to see how they turn out....I think I'm going to order a thank you card first....

 

Thank you tammy for info on this site.

[TammyB]

Andrea I love your new sig picture

[DreaW]

Thank you Tammy

[NHPT]

ladies-

i just want to make sur ei am doing this right. i am uploading my pics to mpix from my picture DVD that Juan sent me and it is taking FOREVER. i mean it has taken like 3 hours to do about 50 pics. is that normal?

any other tips i should know about ordering from them?

[Sarah]

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Originally Posted by NHPT ladies- i just want to make sur ei am doing this right. i am uploading my pics to mpix from my picture DVD that Juan sent me and it is taking FOREVER. i mean it has taken like 3 hours to do about 50 pics. is that normal? any other tips i should know about ordering from them?

Your pics will take a really long time because they are such large files. That is normal. I haven't ordered from them in a long time, so I'm not a pro on the process...

[NHPT]

ok thanks- i just wanted to make sure that there wasnt some easier way to do it that i wasnt aware of. thanks!

[Natalie Z]

Thanks for all the feedback, I was wondering what to do!! Thanks!!

[wade2893]

Thanks, this information will be very helpful since we're only getting the images on CD with our photo package.

[teresavigil]

I think Mpix is a good choice, so many out there are not good, also when you pick a place like mpix or rite aid, make sure its fuji frontier printing and professional grade paper ( ASK the pritner what kind of paper) or it wont last as long, no use making pritns and it only last 4 years before it starts to fade, liek for sure do not use costco. horrid also, i think your best is mpix, or a local printer who has professional paper so when you do make an album it lasts.