Wal-mart has a better set-up in that they give you a ticket to scan, and when you pics are done you can open a sliding door and your pictures fall down from the machine into the tray, basically the pictures are printed inside of a machine, they are protected. Also one of the pictures had a tiny piece of string fall onto it, and it is imbedded in the pic. I am talking about an 1/8th of an inch from the bottom. But they was one problem with Target, Two of the pictures had been cut-off slightly more than the ones from Wal-mart.
So I guess I will be printing from Target. They are printed on Kodak XTRALIFE paper, and they looked really good, better than anything from Wal-Mart. They did not have any option for auto-correct. I printed all of the same pictures, they have no option for matte that I could see, so the pictures are glossy. Then I went to Target and used there Kodak Machines. The HP machines there use HP Vivid Photo Paper. So I would say if you print and Wal-Mart, use your own settings and print Matte. And the Matte pics looked so much better. Again my pics from Microsoft Auto-correct looked better. Then i printed 2 pics in matte, I printed them with my original auto-correct settings and with HP settings. But then again they had already been auto-corrected on my laptop. To me the pictures that I corrected in Microsoft look better, HP made the pics look worse.
The I printed 2 more pictures without doing the auto correct. I let the HP machines (that they use) do there own auto correcting on top of my auto-corrected pics from Microsoft Photo Gallery. Today I went to Wal-mart and printed some 4圆 photos. They are put into Microsoft Photo Gallery and I use auto-correct and they usually look great and I consider them ready to print. My pictures are jpeg fine, from my Canon SX50HS.
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