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Printing Digital Photos Without a Printer No printer? No computer? No problem. You can still get prints of your digital photos. From "The Whole Picture" episode DTWP-213

Do you want to make high quality prints of your digital photographs but don't want to invest in an expensive photo printer? Don't even have a computer at your disposal? That's okay. The pictures you take with your digital camera still don't need to always "stay digital." There are several ways that you can turn them into prints.

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	Your digital photos don't have to stay digital forever. There are a variety of means at your disposal for turning your best shots into professional looking prints.

Professional photographer Erin Manning understands that not everyone needs a photo printer, but just about everyone does want prints of their photographs. In this lesson from DIY's The Whole Picture, she discusses options for getting prints from your digital photos even if you don't own a computer.

Topics include:

• How to use the photo kiosks--the kind found at many drugstores-- and a wealth of functions that can help you to get the most out of your photographs.
  
• Inexpensive docking stations and self-contained printers that allow you to make your own prints at home.
  
• Using online services to create photo albums and order professional prints that are shipped right to your front door.

Materials:

digital camera
photo CD or memory card
photo kiosk
photo printer
internet access

Want to know more about creating great prints from your digital photos? Read on.

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