From Digital Images To Framed Photos (NAPSA)—Even though millions of people will be snapping digital photos this year, few camera owners know what to do with digital images once they’ve been captured. While online sharing continues to be popular, the best way to enjoy—and preserve—a picture is throughprinting. It’s becoming easier to get prints from digital images. There are three great ways to get prints from digital images: print at home, print at the store, or print from home. When printing at home with a computer and inkjet printer, it’s important to use high-quality materials, such as Fujifilm’s Premium Plus Inkjet Paper, to get best results in nearly any printer. Meanwhile, most stores with film processing capabilities also have digital camera developing equipment. To find one, visit www.Digi talCameraDeveloping.com and plug in a zip code. Another option is a new service from Fujifilm, called “Get the Picture Online.” Offered through some of the stores listed at the aforementioned Web site, users can choose to select a retailer, upload digital images and pick them up in as few as four hours. This option is great for people in a hurry—and for added convenience, you can simply send pictures directly to stores near farawayfriends andfamily. Don’t forget to back up digital images onto CD-ROMs to protect them from hard drive crashes. And remember,to really enjoy digital photography, get prints— whichcanlast a lifetime.
