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Snapfish develops each customer's first roll of film free and sends back a complete set of prints on quality Kodak paper and the negatives! Plus, they scan all photos into secure online photo albums so they can be easily shared with friends around the world. Snap fish Online photo storage. Snapfish experience."Print image quality was some of the best we received." Popular Photography, March 2001 "Whoever said 'you get what you pay for' hasn't sent their vacation photos to Snapfish."
Gold Star Site Award "Best Prints From Film" - Yahoo! Internet Life, May 2001Most people take photographs so they can share their memories with people who are important to them. Until now though, sharing's been hard. You have to sort through negatives, make several trips to the photo store, separate out copies for friends and family and make yet another trip to the post office. With Snapfish, you can instantly share photos with friends and family worldwide, right from your computer, enhancing the experience of photography, whether you use a film camera or are one of the growing number of those who've "gone digital."
Snapfish has attracted over 2 million users, making it the leading online photo service. When customers send film into Snapfish, they get a full set of prints on Kodak paper and a password-protected online album they can then use to edit, organize and share their photos. Digital camera users can also take advantage of online services - like uploading, storing, editing and sharing — for free, and order professionally developed prints on Kodak paper.