Which printing service crops the least?

Which photo printing service crops the least?

I crop as I shoot and I'm disappointed to lose any of the image in
the print. Walmart.com took off about 6% lengthwise from the batch
of 4x6's they just printed for me. When shooting indoors at the
wide limit of my zoom, I really don't want to lose anything.
Maybe I should just add a small border with a photo editor.

Andrew

tomm101 <monego.DeleteThis@valley.net> wrote:
>
> Something I have always disliked about cheap printing places, you have
> no real control over the printing. Get yourself an Epson R300 printer
> and print for yourself, yes it is not as cheap as a Walmart print but
> almost and more important you have some control. Prints from this
> printer are excellent...

I will never buy another inkjet printer that makes photo print-outs
that fade within a few years. I'm tired of looking at faded prints,
I'm tired of deciding when they need to be reprinted, I'm tired of
making replacement prints, and I'm tired of feeling guilty about
giving fading prints to friends.

So I would buy an R1800, I guess. However as you can tell from above,
I'm not a happy Epson customer, and feel reluctant to spend more money
on a new printer and their freakishly overpriced ink.