Free Film Developing up to 24 rolls a year. Only $1.69 per roll shipping.

[Tateman1]

This seems pretty good. You get free online prints and they ship you your prints and negatives back too. Only $1.69 shipping per roll up to 24 rolls a year. Not too bad. You do have to give up some personal info ofcourse, so there will probably be some kinda of spam included too. I signed up, but haven't been getting any extra junk mail. Here is the link to the site. Snapfish.com

Here is a review done by TechTv.

 

[KeyzerSoze]

That is pretty damn cool...my gf will love this.
Great post.

 

[Tateman1]

I haven't heard anything bad from them. The print quality is acutally pretty good too.

 

[Tateman1]

bump for all to see

 

[ton]

Where were you guys?

I believe that i heard this from here couple months back. Well, i have used em like 2-3 rolls and very satisfied with the service so far.

 

[matmax]

this looks cool, unfortunately i have an aps camera and they currently don't process this format. like the concept and its a good find.

 

[Mihir]

Wow this is a nice deal !
I wanted something to develop/print the 4 rolls of film that I have finished in the last 4 days after buying the Nikon N65 Kit from Photoalley .
I finally got the best deal from Sam's Club - single set of 5x7 prints for $4 including taxes. I think postcard size prints were a dollar cheaper.
This is a LOT cheaper than most other places but nothing beats snapfish. Sam's Club do take 5 days to develop/print and print on Fiji paper.

Mihir

 

[MiniDrag]

I've uses them a few times and been very happy with the results.

Easy to view site, easy to organize and share just the photos you want, and you get prints too.

 

[ratkil]

Hey, that's pretty cool.

 

[Laibach]

I use Snapfish and they are a good service. The film is developed on Kodak Paper. The only downside is that you need to mail it away (for free)....wait a week to view it online (and look at the banner ads which is no big deal)...then a few days to recieve it in the mail. Not so bad at all but it does take 1 1/2 weeks - 2 weeks to recieve your film. It usually takes me about a week and a half.

Of course I can also go to Sams Club and get the film in a day for only $2.69....only a dollar more and I dont need to view them online

 

[SLEEPER5555]

film? what is that?

Seriously though cool deal (if you have an old 35mm, I personally don't own a camera at all never needed one!)

 

[dealchecker]

remember to use your 25 free prints at shutterfly.com and ofoto.com

 

[okok]

Nice find! Thanks.

 

[Tateman1]

Yeah, it would be nice not to even use film at all Some day I shall have my digital camera. I believe you can still use this site to upload photos to, and get prints I think.

 

[emanon]

I've used Snapfish for some time now, and have been very satisfied with them, on both quality and price.

However, I was recently sent a survey querying my receptiveness to several new pricing schemes, none of which were very appealing. The days of $1.69 a roll and free online storage may be numbered...