RE: [photo-3d] Pro photo CDs

[Gabriel Jacob <gjacob@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Ron Beck writes:
> Also, I think $72.00 (36 exposures * $2.00/exposure) is a bit steep, at
> least for my pocketbook.  It is cheaper to have your images added to a
> CD at the time of developing instead of later.

Yes it's much cheaper if you get the whole roll done. Usually less than 50 cents
per image, not including the cost of the blank CD. The quality is excellent.
Although I think a good slide scanner also does a very good job and saves you
money in the long run, if your in the habit of converting slides/negatives to CD..

> However, you then need to decide if it's more cost effective to get all of
>them (good and bad) on a CD or preview the prints and have the "good
>ones" added later at a higher cost per neg.

Very true.

Gabriel


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