In that regard it's like any other lab, if the folks running the machine are (a) careful, (b) professional and (c) care about their work, then you should be getting great results. The WalMart I use has two techs who're willing to go the extra mile for me, and also will reprint on the spot if I don't order my prints prepaid. If you also profile yourself and have them run the files straight, you can get exactly what you want if your system is profiled. If you can get the files in early after a chemical change and test strips, then you'll be ahead of the game.
Most Frontier operators will just leave the machine on auto. I often get 8x10 prints made at WalMart, they use a Fuji Frontier and print on Fuji Crystal Archive. there was 1 print that was iffy, but i'm going to reprint it at black's just to see as i'm not sure if it was the printing or maybe i wasn't focused enough with my camera. I personally have not had any major issues with my prints. So, my question.does anyone know if costco indeed uses lower quality equipment and services? Is Black's superior? his quote to the lady was, "well, if we sold tires and other stuff, we could lower our price too". now, i didn't want to jump into a conversation b/c my 2 young boys were wreaking havoc in the store, but I was wondering if that was the case or was this guy just pumping his store. the black's person was saying that the quality of their prints is far superior to costco's.
price varies for other sizes too with black's being more. The price difference is $0.20 per (black's - $0.39 and costco $0.19 per) for 4圆's. I overheard one of the salespeople talking to a lady discussing the quality of prints from Costco (price club) vs Black's Photography (photographic chain here in Canada). I was at a black's today buying some nicely discounted frames.
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