Fast Photo Print: Print Photos

In general, the app is OK for me but... I name my photos that are destined for printing so that the name on the photo lets me know if I need more than one of them and, sometimes, who will get the photo besides me. That way, in viewing the photo, I can see instantly how many I need to order. Without the photo name, the whole process becomes slow and cumbersome when ordering. Also, the slow response time in previewing the photo and then going back to the ordering screen is a bit frustrating. I would like “snappier” performance. That is something that can be accomplished on the programming side of the app, not necessarily on my hardware end and on the transmission speed of my network. My experience with ordering photos yesterday was clumsy at best and I ordered less than I wanted (I’ll know for sure when I pick up my photos). So, if someone, particularly the programmer, reads this and is able to enhance the app, and the “back end” of the app, this might stimulate some improvement ideas. Interesting to note, however, I was using the PC (Windows) interface to order my pictures since I pull from file folders on my PC.

I went into a Walgreens store to print out some photos but the two kiosks there were occupied and an employee ask if I just need some prints and explained to me that the app would be much faster. The was much faster and it very convenient. The prints were done within 5 minutes. I’m sure sometimes it’s busier but either it was fast easy and super convenient. The only problem I have is some of the photos did not have the option for me to print in a 5x7 they only have the 4x4 and 8x8 on some photos and it does not have an explanation as to why. If the app had a few more functions such as editing and had a little more guidance as to what they need to do as how they may need to edit their photos in order to get the correct print size and quality.

I’m a career print and computer-related technical professional for the past 40 years. I now have my first grandchild and need pictures for a brag book. While talking to my neighbor, she said, “I think I’m going to teach you something about computers that you don’t know”. I downloaded the app, selected photos, and was surprised that I don’t have to pay immediately on line. I went to my local Walgreens and there the photos were. I don’t need a photo-quality printer at home nor the hassle of trying to get the photos correct on the second or third try. This couldn’t be easier. It’s actually fun.