50 or 100 High-Resolution Photo Prints or Custom Cards at Pikto
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Snapshots stretch into 4"x6" high-resolution prints, or customers can design cards, postcards, or business cards printed on heavy card stock
Photographs of precious moments are the greatest gifts relatives can leave behind for their descendants, aside from genes for cowlick-resistant hair or hints to where the inheritance is buried. Pass on a transgenerational treasure with today's Groupon to Pikto. Choose from the following options:
- For $7, you get 50 4"x6" high-resolution prints in-store only (a $12.50 value).
- For $12, you get 100 4"x6" high-resolution prints in-store only (a $25 value). For $50, you get $100 worth of custom greeting cards, post cards, or business cards online only.
Pikto treats professional photographers and casual shooters alike to high-end photography tools from its 170-year-old Distillery District facility. Family portraits or photos of admired parking spaces can become professional 4"x6" high-resolution prints, which arrive in a matte or glossy finish. When ordering, customers bring a CD or memory card of digital images to Pikto's headquarters and may further choose between Kodak Endura or Fuji Crystal Archive photo paper, both of which can create among the highest-resolution chromogenic prints available.
After downloading Pikto's free Book:It software (registration required) and the house version of Photographer's Tetris, customized greeting cards, business cards, and postcards can be easily designed to personal specifications. Pitko's shutter-smart staff utilizes high-grade 14-point paper stock to create each customer's digitally printed masterworks. Turn lush panoramic shots of nearby landmarks and fast food arches into 4"x6" two-sided postcards ($1 each when buying 100), or create personalized business cards ($65 for 250). Customers can also design custom 5"x7" folded holiday cards ($4.50 each when buying 25), which, if ordered by November 23, can be printed and received in time for December holidays such as Christmas, Chanukah, and the Feast of Beef Jerky.
Snapshots stretch into 4"x6" high-resolution prints, or customers can design cards, postcards, or business cards printed on heavy card stock
Photographs of precious moments are the greatest gifts relatives can leave behind for their descendants, aside from genes for cowlick-resistant hair or hints to where the inheritance is buried. Pass on a transgenerational treasure with today's Groupon to Pikto. Choose from the following options:
- For $7, you get 50 4"x6" high-resolution prints in-store only (a $12.50 value).
- For $12, you get 100 4"x6" high-resolution prints in-store only (a $25 value). For $50, you get $100 worth of custom greeting cards, post cards, or business cards online only.
Pikto treats professional photographers and casual shooters alike to high-end photography tools from its 170-year-old Distillery District facility. Family portraits or photos of admired parking spaces can become professional 4"x6" high-resolution prints, which arrive in a matte or glossy finish. When ordering, customers bring a CD or memory card of digital images to Pikto's headquarters and may further choose between Kodak Endura or Fuji Crystal Archive photo paper, both of which can create among the highest-resolution chromogenic prints available.
After downloading Pikto's free Book:It software (registration required) and the house version of Photographer's Tetris, customized greeting cards, business cards, and postcards can be easily designed to personal specifications. Pitko's shutter-smart staff utilizes high-grade 14-point paper stock to create each customer's digitally printed masterworks. Turn lush panoramic shots of nearby landmarks and fast food arches into 4"x6" two-sided postcards ($1 each when buying 100), or create personalized business cards ($65 for 250). Customers can also design custom 5"x7" folded holiday cards ($4.50 each when buying 25), which, if ordered by November 23, can be printed and received in time for December holidays such as Christmas, Chanukah, and the Feast of Beef Jerky.