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Cheap photo prints for FotoShare subscribers
Ralf Jurrien : October 29th 2006 - 19:00 CET
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 Cheap photo prints for FotoShare subscribers : FotoTime, a leading provider of digital photo and video solutions, announced a new everyday low price of 10 cents for 4x6-inch prints for FotoShare subscribers. FotoTime's pricing is now lower than Kodak, Snapfish, Shutterfly, Wal-Mart and Costco. Unlike other online services, there is no prepaid purchase plan or minimum quantity requirement. FotoTime consumers also can choose between a glossy or matte finish when ordering prints. FotoTime uses the highest quality Fuji Crystal Archive paper available for long-lasting vibrant colors and endurance. "Our corporate commitment is to provide the best value possible to the customer," said Jeff Kelling, FotoTime vice president of technology.
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 FotoShare - 4x6 photo print discount
"The new 10-cent prints are indicative of that promise and build on the value we already deliver through our powerful FotoAlbum Pro image management software and online photo sharing service." A FotoShare subscription is required to get the discounted 4x6-inch print pricing. FotoShare advanced features include storage for thousands of photos, free album management software, the ability to upload photos and videos in almost any format including RAW and an advanced security and invitation system. Through FotoStudio, FotoShare users - amateur and professional - can setup an online storefront for selling event photos. A FotoShare subscription costs $23.95 a year.
About FotoTime
Founded in 1999, FotoTime is one of the leading innovators in digital photo and video solutions designed to handle the entire digital image lifecycle. FotoTime's integrated solution set includes FotoAlbum Pro for organizing and managing photos on your computer, FotoShare for sharing photos online with friends and family, FotoStudio for setting up an online photography storefront, and a digital lab for print and gift order processing. FotoTime delivers products to customers in more than 80 countries through an Internet distribution. The company is headquartered in Dallas, Texas.
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