Flickr Offers Photo Printing at Target
[ image created by Dave Aiello, courtesy of Flickr ].
Flickr announced the introduction of a photo print ordering service for users in the United States. The service is offered in conjunction with Target Stores. You have the option of picking your photo order up at your local Target store or having the order mailed to you.
One nice feature Flickr added was the ability to control who is allowed to order prints of your photos. This is done through a Photo Printing preferences page where you can choose:
- Only You
- You and your family
- You and your friends
- You, your family and friends
- You and any of your contacts
- Any Flickr member
I think Flickr is a great service. I use it all the time to share photos with my friends and family. I’m sure the pressure will be on me to enable this feature and upload my photo backlog before Christmas.
Update: I posted on Operation Gadget this with the BLOG THIS feature of Flickr. It was an interesting experience. Flickr timed out waiting for a response from Operation Gadget confirming that the post had been successful, so I mistakenly triple posted this article. Flickr also doesn’t check to see if you wrote all of the necessary HTML for the article; It goes ahead and adds line breaks for you and inserts some inline CSS for good measure. I had a bit of clean up to do when I came back to this site. [ via Atmaspheric | endeavors ]