Tesco photo developing

Supermarkets they do everything don't they from baked beans to widescreen televisions and not to forget photo processing.Well having an hectic life and not a lot of free time i decided to give the service a go and here's what i found. The Store- The local Tesco store in our town is only a few years old and is situated local to our home thus making it very convienient to use.It is one of the Tesco extra stores(those are the ones that stay open for 24 hours and they not only sell food but a large amount of non-food items. The photo section- I must say that on first entering the store the photo ... more

MY EXPERIENCE: I recently had to place no fewer than 10 disposeable cameras in for developing following our wedding and being eager to see the pictures. I decided to use the newly refurbish photo kiosk at my local Teco store in Upper Boat, Pontypriddd. Rather than bore you to death with store details, I will concentrate my review solely on the photo kiosk & my experience with the service developing my disposables & as I haven't experience their digitial photo devlpoing, I will refrain from commenting on this product. The kiosk is locate inside the store, nbetween their lottery terminal and the ... more

Last year, when I came about of the Tesco photo development service, I had no idea of what they would have to offer, and if it was worth it. tesco normally deliver quite well with their services I have used, I thought trying them out would not hurt. It was July of 2006, I used a disposable camera to take some pictures of the things I would like to remember. I took my disposable camera (which I also bought at Tesco), to the photo desk. I wanted the photos on the film, put onto a CD, at the time I did not have a digital camera. The Tesco staff gave me a small recipt, which would be a good idea ... more

I went on the Tesco photo website to order a photobook for my best friends birthday. I also ordered the 40 free prints which were advertised to new members of the website. This offer is also offered on many other websites such as Boots. *The ordering* I visited Tesco Photo because there is a store in close proximity to where I live and I couldn't afford to travel to Boots, where I normally get my photos. I registered because I had always thought of Tesco as being a good store and because they seemed reasonably cheap. I don't want to bore you and give you a step by step instruction on how I ... more

Overall Review I didn’t use my local store when processing my photos or ordering gifts, I used the online photolab - http://www.tescophoto.com/wpp/tesco/welc​ome.jsp. One of the incentives to join is 10 free prints, although I’ve found a lot more online photolabs that offer you a much higher quantity of free prints. With Tesco photolab you upload your pictures into a chosen album with 200Mb free storage, you can choose which album you want to have and name each of them. You can also share your photos online but I didn’t choose to do this so don’t really know how to go about it. I am not on ... more