Page 1 of Get 15 digital pictures printed on photo paper at Superdrug for free.

In the free Superdrug magazine (Spirit) there is a voucher that gets you 15 free prints from digital media (cd or memory card) at any Superdrug store. You have to pay for any ones over this limit so make sure you stick to 15 or less pictures.
I havent done it yet but it looks good. Lasts till end of June I think.

Cheers, just what I need for my hols!!

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Lasts till end of June I think.

July 7th, it says here!

Nice one...

I`ve just been in our Superdrug to get this done, but it`s a bit of a lame offer. Our store has a photo counter, but they don`t do processing on site. They don`t even have a card reader.

So although I could have had the offer, it would have meant sending my memory card in one of their photo envelopes to the developers. I told them that nowhere have I seen shops offering digital photos where you had to post your memory card off (could be £50 or more in value). Normally, they have a card reading machine that transfers the photos from you memory card.

So I told them I wouldn`t bother thanks.

By the way 7x5s are only 20p each in Asda now, 1 hour service. Or 6x4 for 15p each...that is a bargain. Got some wedding photos done last week, and they were very good quality, indistinguishable from a normal photo. That`s just off a Fuji 2.1mp camera I`ve had about 3yrs now, but it does take a good photo. I can`t see the need for these massive mega pixel cameras they do now, unless you`re wanting to print poster sizes. I`ve done up to 10x8 off mine with no problems. :)

having been a store manager for them until recently i can confirm that unless they have an on site phot service, then indeed they will be sent away. However they do use a reputable supplier for this ie Kodak.

If you are worried about the memory stick card, going missing, then i wouldn`t be as company policy would be to replace it at full value! Also why not put your pictures on a cd, and send them that way... thats what i always did.


`I plan to live forever, or die trying` ;)

I just wouldn`t do it there, if that was the case. There`s lots of easier ways to do it, without risking your memory cards. In Asda you put your pics through the machine, do your shopping and pick them up.

I`ve also used Klick, where you just upload the pics through their website, and they send the photos through the post...very reasonable prices again.

If Superdrug want to get into digital processing, then they should go the whole hog and buy the necessary equipment. I doubt those machine cost that much, it`s only a multi format card reader like most PCs have now (probably connected to a PC), with a monitor and some software, all packaged in a box.

It`s much easier and cheaper (no burning to a CD) to go to somewhere like Asda that has the proper gear for the job.