Tripleprint

...of sending off films to Tripleprint to get back one normal size print (6 x 4" I think) and two smaller ones (about 2 x 1.5") which we'd cut off and share. Recently I 'rediscovered' Tripleprint photo processing mailing service and since the existing reviews are a couple of years old (or more) I thought I'd add a newer one. ********The company Like Bonusprint, Tripleprint do photo processing by mail (are they infact the same company? I'm not sure). ...
...four processing choices: 1) Tripleprint This is the arrangement I described above - two normal size prints and two little ones off a 35mm film. The little ones are handy for wallets, but they're pretty small, so if you have people in the pictures, you'd want the person to fill up the picture rather than be way off in the distance, otherwise you'll need a magnifying glass to see them on the two little prints. It costs £3.50 for up to 27 prints, and ...

dakota196 13.09.2005 · Read full review
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As many of you will know, I spend a lot of time on the internet. This means that many photos I take, I like to share with poor unsuspecting internet friends. However, I do not have a digital camera and I have a crap scanner, so this presents a problem. Bonusprint have just solved this for me with their new ‘photos on CD’ facility (more on this later). I have actually been using Bonusprint for photograph developing for about 7 years now, as I am ...
...film developed urgently. You can find their envelopes all over the place. They annoyingly fall out of magazines, they are often in leaflet racks and often in the bin. If you still can’t find one, you can phone them on 0800 849 5555 or order them from www.bonusprint.com. •• The Company •• Bonusprint were founded in 1965 (a great year – my birth year!) and then they only offered black and white processing. They now offer a wide range of film processing, ...

offy 11.08.2002 · Read full review
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...Bonusphoto. The DoublePrint and TriplePrint versions send back small wallet-sized photographs attached to the larger ones, useful for grandparents! However it's a bit of a nuisance cutting the photographs up, so I tend not to use these much. This report is about Bonusprint itself, but the others work in the same way, at similar prices. * How do they work? * Like other mail order companies, the ordering is all done through a 'freepost' envelope. ...
...offices, in magazines and sometimes in packets of junk mail. It's a light blue colour on the back, with varying advertising on the front, usually in primary colours. You send them your film and payment; about a week later, your negatives and photographs arrive back in a paper wallet, ready for putting in albums. They also send a free 'index print', a useful feature which enables you to see tiny images of your entire film, all on one print. * Sizes ...

Kukana 16.10.2003 · Read full review
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OED definition – express: with speed. Bonusphoto, a division of Bonusprint needs to purchase a copy of a dictionary, any dictionary, as they have absolutely no concept of the meaning of the service they offer. I have used the services of Bonusphoto a couple of times in the past and have been pleased with their service. A film, sent off for processing, generally was back in my possession within 7 days, and has certainly taken no longer than ...
...when I required 2 films processing, rather than traipse into town with baby in tow, I thought I would use them again. So, armed with films, processing envelope, personalised labels and cheque book, I set about the task. I opted for the ‘NewExpress’ Service, at an extra cost of 30p per film. This, I add, is not because I am so impatient that I can’t wait 7 days (well it is partially that) but, some relatives were coming up from Kent ...

aliclarkson 07.10.2001 · Read full review
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...have been a customer of Tripleprint for some years now and have to say I am highly impressed and would thoroughly recommend their service to anybody. I am a keen taker of snapshots and the first to admit my photography is not of excellent standard but I manage to capture those precious moments and expressions of my family on film all the same. Tripleprint offer a postal service via sturdy pre-paid envelopes leaving you to simply pop your film and ...
...35mm) £3.99 Full set of tripleprints (24 exp/35mm) £3.69 incl. postage The bonus of tripleprint processing your film is that you receive one standard print with two small prints attached on the right hand side which are easily cut-off and are ideal for friends/relatives and keeping in your purse/wallet. ...

GraingerN 19.02.2001 · Read full review
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...hobby. I was first recommended Tripleprint from a friend 6 years ago. I liked the idea of 1 6x4 print, and two smaller wallet sized pictures for sharing, (or what I do is use the smaller pictures to make one large mirage) I must say I was sceptical about sending money through the post. Would I ever receive the photos? On the other hand, what if the photos were lost in the post? I put my worries aside and in short, I have not used another developer ...
...print service only. Since then, Tripleprint has gone from strength to strength, offering quality and service at low prices, and by continually reinvesting in the latest technology, they have become one of Europe's leading mail order developers. ***So how does it work?*** Bonus/Tripleprint is a mail order film developer. Envelopes are available from various sources (airports, in magazines, or you can request some from the website). They can be difficult ...

funphobic2 12.11.2005 · Read full review
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Just like Tripleprint and Bonusprint and Truprint and, erm, York Photo, Doubleprint is a send away photo developing company, and I’ve been using them for coming up to 5 years now I would imagine. **** The Procedure **** How it works is simple. You take your photos as normal and get to the end of the film. After re-winding you remove it, stick a sticker with your surname and postcode on, and pop it in one of their envelopes (I always put it ...
...your cheque or postal order (made payable to Doubleprint). You then fill in the envelope, selecting the prints you want (see below) and pop it in the postbox. **** The Pictures **** 1. Normal 35 mm Films Doubleprint’s main selling point is that they give you “double” the normal number of photos per negative. So that’s two then. With their original offer you would get 1 6 x 4 photo, and a smaller 4 x 2.6 one, the perfect size ...

zoe_page 29.01.2002 · Read full review
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...I started to use Tripleprint a few years ago after spending a fortune on processing at my local store. I saw the leaflet for it and decided to give it a whirl, simply because it was so cheap and easy. Prices start from £2.99 plus 70p p&p for up to 27 exposures on a 35mm film, or £4.99 plus 70p p&p for up tp 25 exposures on an APS film. These both increase by £1 for up to 39 or 40 exposures respectively. For that price you recieve a standard size ...
...you sent in. Tripleprint also develop single use cameras, and with this you also receive a free film, which seems a little pointless. These are treated as 35mm films. You also get the option to take priority in the lab for just 30p more, although the speed of processing is incredibly fast anyway. The last set of films I sent off for processing were returned to me in just 5 days - wow. Tripleprint state that they try to return photos within 3 days ...

Faitho 12.03.2001 · Read full review
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I'm no great photographer but whenever I get my photos developed I use Bonusprint (you may have been annoyed by their envelopes falling out of Sunday newspapers). All you do is put your film and cheque/postal order in the freepost envelope and - hey presto! - a few days later your photos are returned. The service is pretty quick - I sent a film off on Monday and received my photos through the post on Friday morning. The two best things about Bonusprint ...
...In a recent "Which?" survey Bonusprint/Tripleprint scored the highest marks for the quality of photos, beating Boots, Jessops and the rest. The prices are very low. A 24-exposure film with photos 6"/4" costs £3.19 inc. p&p. A 36-exposure film with the same size prints costs £4.19. 24 APS photos costs £4.69, 36 APS photos £5.69. Prints are available in regular size (5.2"/3.5"), 30% bigger (6"/4"), 50% bigger (6.4"/4.3") and 100% bigger (7.5"/5"). ...

jonathancowley 14.03.2001 · Read full review
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I have been using double print for several years now and despite the relativley slow (in this day and age anyway!) turnaround time I continue to use their service. While perhaps not the best quality prints around they have always been reliable, returning prints within about 8 days and their prices remain low. The provision of two prints, one being smaller, is usful, especially as my family like to take copies into school leaving me with the larger ...
...of their transfer to disc service paying just £1.99 to have my pics transfered at the time of developing. This has greatly enhanced our use of our cameras, and we continue to use film mainly rather than digital cameras (though I do own one) as the quality is so good, especially as it is so cheap to transfer the images to disc. Several members of my family have now changed to Doubleprint and all are happy with the service provided, the value for money ...

bbrandy 11.01.2004 · Read full review
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