I'm noticing changes in the "photo departments" of some stores here in Las Vegas; and I'm not very happy with them.

The Smith's grocery store I visited last week no longer had film processing services, either in-store, or drop off.

The new setup consists of a number of sit-down, do-it-yourself, digital photo kiosks, arranged in a circle, not unlike slot machines, although I'm sure that's just coincidence.

That's it, that's the new "drugstore type photo processing", and the per print cost was $.29.

I'm guessing that the appeal here is comfort, you're sitting, and speed, no waiting, making the price a little steep.

But if you need digital prints quickly, especially just a few, then this is convenient and you can knock off the food shopping too.

But if you need a lot of prints, and don't need them immediately then there are loads of options that you can explore.

Most online processors offer a generous incentive in the form of free prints and free shipping just for signing up so check out this article and learn how to get quality digital prints at a low price.

Take a camera with you whenever possible, and look around, you'll find a picture somewhere.

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