When was the last time you printed some of your photos? Fujifilm and OneVision want to show you the difference high-quality prints make to how your photos look, and are offering three free prints on Fujifilm Professional photo paper, up to 12x10inches, you simple need to visit the Print To Prove It website to take advantage of the offer, with £2.99 postage.

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Once you've visited the Print To Prove It website, and filled in your details, you'll be emailed a code to take up the offer. You'll need to fill in your details, as well as subscribe to receive future communications from them. Once you've got the email with the voucher code, you simple head over to the OneVision website to order your prints.

One Vision Website

On the OneVision website, you can upload your photos as a guest, or with an account, but you will need to register to finish the process, so we'd recommend registering first, as it will simplify the ordering process later. Uploading your photos is straight-forward, the only thing you need to worry about it picking your best photos. It's a good idea to upload the highest resolution version of the image you have to get the best results.

You'll be able to choose from Lustre (semi-shiny) or Gloss paper, and we went for Lustre. You also have the choice of 10x8 or 12x8inch prints. Don't worry about the price shown on the website, as the code from Fujifilm can be used at checkout to get them for free, with you just having to pay the postage.

Once you've selected your prints and gone to the basket, you will need to logon and register with OneVision (if you haven't done this already), and then you'll be asked to pay for postage, which for us was £2.99 as the cheapest option. You can pay by Credit/Debit Card, or ask them to contact you for payment. There are no options to pay by other means, such as Paypal. Payment is quick and easy however.

We placed our order on the 17th, and got an email update the following day to let us know that the order had been dispatched. The prints arrived on the 20th, and was sent via Royal Mail using a 24hour service. This is quite quick considering there have been delays with the postal system recently. 

The Prints

All Three Prints | 1/80 sec | f/6.3 | 30.0 mm | ISO 1250

All Three Prints Closer | 1/80 sec | f/6.3 | 30.0 mm | ISO 1600

The prints are sent in a plastic bag, with a thick silver card to keep them flat, and this is inside a thick cardboard envelope, making sure they arrive completely safe.

The prints look excellent, with the first photo of the photo prints looking very much representative of how the prints look in real life. This second closer look shows the photos in more detail, although our photo of the photos is a little overexposed. We can re-assure you that the prints are not over-exposed, and there is a smooth transition between tones and colours. The colour accuracy and quality of the prints is impressive, and certainly something we'd want to hang up on the wall.

Print To Prove It Verdict

Value for money is quite clearly excellent, as you're paying £3 for postage, and getting prints that would normally cost over £7-8 on top of the postage. We're also impressed by the quality of prints, as well as the rapid service provided. If you're unsure of getting your photos printed, then this is a great way to dip your toe in the water, and we'd highly recommend trying it. The only problem you might have is trying to narrow it down to just three photos.

If you've been thinking about printing some photos, but been put off by cost, then give this a go!