LARGO, FLORIDA -- A pioneer in internet-based photo restoration and photo retouching, FixUpPix.com recently added several new features to their website. The company has made it even easier for customers to submit their photos for retouching or restoration services. In addition to uploading photos directly from their home computer, customers can now upload their photos from the popular photo-sharing website Flickr.com.
Additionally, the company has made changes to their upload system to allow customers to submit photos as large as 20 megabytes.
FixUpPix.com has streamlined the payment and image delivery process and now uses an automated system to unlock and remove the watermark from photos that have been paid for. This new feature will allow customers to have instant access to their restored photos.
The company has also modified its pricing structure. CEO Doug Walls, explains the changes. "FixUpPix.com is very pleased with the upgrades that we've made. We continue to listen to our customer's comments and to make modifications when necessary. Our new pricing structure is a sliding scale that allows customers with minor problems to get professional results at a fraction of the price. For example, someone who simply needs red-eye removal or a color adjustment for his or her photo would only pay $9.99. Whereas a customer who needed a badly damaged family photo restored would pay $39.99."
About FixUpPix
FixUpPix was founded in 2006 and provides customers with the opportunity to restore and preserve their precious photos that have not withstood the test of time. FixUpPix is located in Largo, Florida. For more information, please visit www.FixUpPix.com.
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