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This might not be the solution depending on what your photos are for, but if they are for Learning Journeys, have a look at using Tapestry. Our printing costs have reduced as we are no longer printing any photos for Learning Journeys and with more than 100 children at our nursery, that's a lot of photos!

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we were doing the same - cheaper alternative is to get cartridges refilled rather than buy new but we also have a book where we list when photo taken and why and then did them termly at Asda as so much cheaper - when we sort out internet access we are going to use tapestry as saving on printing costs will be just one of the bonuses.

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Sounds like using Tapestry could actually end up being paid for by what you save on printing costs..

 

we used to reduce the picture size and resolution to the lowest for a snapshot picture.. then print on draft or fast print .. I usually got about 12 on an A4 sheet... and used A4 stickers to print them on.. gave an acceptable small snap of what we wanted to show...

 

and bought the cartridges with the most ink in them each time..check how much in each one.. they end up lasting a lot longer .

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Now we are going to use Tapestry but before that we ended up printing photos in black and white on an ordinary printer because it was enormously cheaper and we could just print every photo we took. So, not such good quality but many many more photos in LJs which made them lovely.

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we used to reduce the picture size and resolution to the lowest for a snapshot picture.. then print on draft or fast print .. I usually got about 12 on an A4 sheet... and used A4 stickers to print them on.. gave an acceptable small snap of what we wanted to show...

Hi Inge,

Can you tell me where you get A4 stickers from?

Thanks Joanne

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  • 7 months later...

Do you use an inkjet or a laser jet printer? A laser jet will be cheaper in the long run as the ink usage is more economical than an inkjet. It does just mean a little outlay at the beginning as laser jet printers tend to be a little more pricey.

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