Shutterbug Strasse

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Re: Well, It's Nice To See Some Life In This Shutterbug Asylum:

Posted by Vinylly on January 4, 2005 at 18:57:14:
But, unfortunately I can't help you, I'm from Seattle. We do have a Walgreens here too. My advise is to check your neighborhood telephone directory for an independent photo processing lab. There are very few professional photographers these days that process their own work. Many of them don't even know how as they never did learn that end of photography. It's more convenient to take it to a professional lab. You can do the same thing. Of course it will cost you more then at Walgreens, but you pays for what you get.