4 Out of 5

York Photo Labs is a popular online digital photo printing service. They process digital photos as well as rolls of film, and allow you to share your photos with friends and family online.

4 Out of 5

PhotoWorks’ site is very user-friendly, and is a little different from some of the other photo printing sites. The layout makes it really easy to find what you’re looking for. They offer to print uploaded photos or to develop rolls of film, like many other services, but PhotoWorks has a few features that others don’t.

4.5 Out of 5

Kodak Gallery is an online photo printing service from one of the most trusted names in photography. The website makes it easy to upload, organize, edit, print, and share your digital photos.

4.0 Out of 5

Clark Color is a simple, easy-to-use online photo printing service. You can upload digital photos or send in rolls of film to be developed – they’ll even send you free mailers for your film. Their site also allows you to invite friends and family (via email) to view your photos online. Our experience with Clark Color showed us that this service is all about one thing: quality.

4.5 Out of 5

Snapfish is one of the most popular online photo printing services. You can upload photos from your computer or cell phone or send in a roll of film to be developed. Their website is easy to use, and allows you to share your photos with friends and family.

4.5 Out of 5

Shutterfly.com is an easy-to-use online photo printing service.  They specialize in printing digital photos uploaded from your computer to their website, but they also have an option for sending in rolls of film.

4.5 Out of 5

The 6-megapixel SD700 ELPH is a high-powered, ultra-compact point-and-shoot camera.This camera is small enough to fit in your pocket, but it weighs enough to make it comfortable to hold. There’s no sacrifice of quality, either – at 6 megapixels, with image-stabilized zoom, the SD700 IS takes sharp, colorful digital photos. The video feature is of surprisingly high quality for a digital point-and-shoot, much less for one so small.