Best photo printer for up to A4 size

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sasguru replied

8 September 2009, 19:53
Yes I guess trhat's true for the really good pics, but I'd like to have a printer anyway. Does no one have any they could recommend?
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Moscow Mule replied

8 September 2009, 18:47
Originally posted by sasguru View Post

What's the congregation's advice on the best photo printer?

Snappysnaps.
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Durbs replied

8 September 2009, 17:11
Any £25+ photo printer from Currys will print good photos at A4 these days but as has been said, use an online service like Jessops/Snapfish etc as it'll cost you far less for the same or better quality.
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foritisme replied

8 September 2009, 16:15
Send them to a lab, it will work out much cheaper in the long run. (this is from experience not just heresay !)
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sasguru started a topic Best photo printer for up to A4 size

8 September 2009, 16:06
Best photo printer for up to A4 size

Hmmm. Now that I'm beginning to understand my Nikon D40 a little better and my knowledge is growing, I've managed to take one or two decent pictures.
I'd like to print and frame them (A4 size).

What's the congregation's advice on the best photo printer?
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