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Paper: FujiColor Crystal Archive; Average ranking: 3.91 (lower is better)
Cost per print / quantity: AU$0.29
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Nigel
16/01/2008 10:53 PM
Wouldn't the result depend on the skill of the person printing the photographs in the first place.I have been using nulab to do my printing.They have a number of printers and I know who has done the printing by the results alone. Except kiosks of course....ps these are invariably a complete waste of time and money.
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