Flickr Prints Photos

Posted in Computers & Technology, Graphics by Elliott Back on October 27th, 2005.

Social photo-sharing site Flickr has just introduced a “buy prints of your collection” feature, long awaited. I bought a few myself today, and I’ll update when they arrive. The estimated delivery is maybe 2 weeks away, so the turnaround is (for now) quite slow. However, they make it easy to add photos to your cart:

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EngLee 3 years ago 1 point
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Look cool.

(Just curious) Is that the standard price in US? If yes, would you use the service?

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Paul Stamatiou 3 years ago 1 point
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I just bought some pictures from my flickr collection tonight.. 10 photos plus economy shipping was 3 or so bucks. Not bad. Hopefully the quality will be just as good as the price.

-your blogtopsites friendly competitor ;-)

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Wajma 2 years ago 1 point
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man,i also bought pictures about Naruta yesterday,
then,....................

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