Pro DPI on the left, Snapfish on the right. Although several of these labs offer affiliate programs where I could earn money by endorsing them, I have chosen not to accept ANY affiliate offers from these labs so that this test can remain impartial and unbiased. After the graphic representation, I list each of the online print labs and some notes about my experience in ordering from them.
We could only test the cost that we were charged by the companies to ship to our studio.īelow, you'll find the results. This is because shipping charges will vary depending on where you live. (2) A few users mentioned that the prices we quoted in our test are not the same prices they are seeing when ordering from the companies. The intent of that warning is to remind users that this lab is only for photographers and not consumers. The requirement of “professional photographers only” when registering on their site is not accurate. UPDATE:After publishing this post, MANY MANY MANY of our listeners pointed out two things that need clarification: (1) I personally interviewed the owners of Pro DPI and they said amateur photographers ARE allowed to register and order from their lab. Then, we performed a blind test to find the best print quality, price for the five photos of various sizes, and even called many of their customer support numbers. I surveyed the members of our group on Facebook and found the 11 most popular online photo print labs and ordered the same 5 prints from each lab (which cost me over $250!). Over the last year, I've been asked dozens of times to do a comparison of the online photo printing labs to see who has the best print quality.
This is the most expensive post I've ever written.
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