I used www.ofoto.com for an order but it wasn't until after I had already ordered that I realized that my 16x20 and 20x30 shots were "matted" and not "glossy." I thought that those prices were too good to be true.

I am really looking for an online photo developer that can help me with glossy 16x20's and glossy 20x30's.

I currently pay a local photo shop about $40 for glossy 16x20's and $60 for glossy 20x30's.

In case anybody is interested in viewing my African safari pictures, they may be viewed at www.ofoto.com by going to the following link:

http://www.ofoto.com/I.jsp?m=4604239...05&n=456003369

You may have to become a free member to view, but not sure.

Thanks.

Check out Dotphoto.com and Shutterfly.com. Dotphoto seems to have the best prices and you get a bunch of freebies when you register.

I always prefer a matte finish - is there a reason you like glossy better?

Roccco - FYI - that site you are lisitng still is not functioning. Would enjoy the pictures but cannot access the darned thing, even after typing in the thousands of numbers. You must know an easier way!! Whew!!

I swear by www.shutterfly.com

not sure if this is what you are looking for...www.thinkegraphics.com they can produce custom posters using your artwork or thiers. You can contact them at [email protected]

Thanks for all the suggestions.

Itleyen,

The site is working for many but not for others. Just to be sure you have the right info:

Again the link that should allow access to my pics on this site is as follows:

http://www.ofoto.com/I.jsp?m=4604239...05&n=456003369

We use shutterfly and have been very satisfied.

Excellent photos Roccco ,what camera did you use??????

welshwoman,

I used a Sony DSC-F707 Cybershot Digital Camera. It is very easy to use and features 5.0 Million Megapixels and a 5x optical zoom lens.

This has really been my first and only camera, and I have only praise for this camera. Very user friendly and very high quality photos for a digital camera. Price is about $899-$999 and now they have a successor, the Sony DSC-F717 Cybershot, although I don't know what improvements have been made. The price quoted would be for the F717 (and about the same that I paid).

The battery life on the camera is great, about three hours, and the memory sticks are very easy to use.

Oooh oooh...you mean 5 megapixels Rocco, not 5 million. A megapixel is a million pixels.

You can get that camera online through B&H Photo for $699.95. I used them to buy our Olympus digital 1.5 yrs half ago at Xmas. Ordered it about 2 wks before Xmas and it was on our doorstep in two or 3 days! I HIGHLY recommend them! Terrific savings and good service. They also carry any extras you might want, such as extra memory sticks at a great price. Here's the link to their website: http://www.bhphotovideo.com/