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cheflatous

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Q: I would like to know where i can take my flash disk and print 2-3 pics.

Hi i have some very nice pics that i want to print them a little large and put them under glass frame.

So i want to print them on a good paper and have them on my wall

thanks

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Most photographers can do this. The places that does wedding photos or passport photos will be able to have your pictures "developed" on glossy paper. If you want them large it's worth asking for a price from a couple of places.

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Sinobear

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Find any Kodak store. It's really cheap, too.

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