It might seem counterintuitive to pay a company to make prints from your digital photos. After all, the whole point of digital cameras is instant gratification. Download it onto a PC, then e-mail it or post it on the Web. But there are still times when even the most avid digital photography enthusiasts want prints on actual paper. Of course, you can make your own prints from a photo-quality printer.
Results are pretty good, but there are drawbacks.
They'll also develop your film and post the results online. I tested three of the sites, and have been reasonably satisfied with the results. I'm pretty pleased with my overall Ofoto experience. Without Ofoto's free application, you can only send in three pictures at a time. It's easy to choose whether you want to upload photos into an existing album or create a new one.