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Guest 28th Sep 2009
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We ordered wedding thank you cards from the Asda photo website. The first lot were only dispatched 7 days after order (the website promises 5-7 days from order to delivery) - however, they didn't turn up! They made us wait a week and then offered to re-do the order. Again, dispatch took 7 days and w ...
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Guest 5th Aug 2009
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The quality of the paper and the print is excellent at asda but they are far too dark, I would say around 4 stops worth which is a HUGE amount. I've never seen it so bad anywhere else. It's annoying that I spend ages in Photoshop colouring my photos, only for them to come out completely different. T ...
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Guest 17th Nov 2008
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The machines that do s/d and c/d photos in my local store are switched off at 3pm on sunday afternoon but the photo shop stays open till 4pm. I wanted a two day service at 3.05pm and they said the one hour service could not be done. So why not put a notice on the screen saying this instead of wastin ...
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Guest 1st Oct 2008
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I have used ASDA twice now for developing and printing of my colour 35MM film and both times the colour saturation was way too high giving the prints a dark look. I have had my films developed at other companies and never had this problem before so I can only assume it is poor work by the operative ...
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ldowding 13th Aug 2008
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I am a graphic designer and would never get my films processed on Fujifilm at Asda again. I felt the colour levels were over the top making pictures look too dark or bleached out (I have a good 35mm film camera!).
When I loaded the CD I was amazed at how poor the image quality seemed.
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Guest 1st Aug 2008
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I complained about the Asda Photo prints and over a long time i got told that the manager would get back to me nobody has contacted me i phoned up about 15 times speaking to all different people they kept on saying some body would phone me. I have now been told that nothing is being done as they c ...
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guest 45 2nd Jun 2008
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Was not pleased with Asda photo's 3 day promise. will not be using again.
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Guest 16th May 2008
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Everything I ordered from ASDA Photos was of a high standard. Asda customer care is the best i have received, I found them very polite and helpful. I always receive my order on time.
I cant stand it when customers don't place their order correctly and then blame the asda staff.
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drraggy 18th Mar 2008
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I placed an order on asda photo's website for a poster and 2 prints. These were for an anniversary. Nothing arrived after a week and a half. I tried emailing them about it but it just bounced back. I phoned them up. They had no details of my order on their system. I was told to reorder. Nothi ...
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john7397 27th Aug 2007
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I used Asda to get some enlargements of pictures I was planning to frame. They certainly were quick and one of the cheapest providers I could find. As they use Fuji, I was pretty confident as I've had Fuji products before.
Unfortunately, although the print quality is good, the colour management is ...
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