The Apple photo printing service has been discontinued. Previously this was a service in the Photos app on macOS. It was first launched in 2002 as part of iPhoto, and you could print photos, full albums, photo books, and calendars.
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It’s not going away immediately though, Apple says orders must be placed by September 30, 2018. Apple recommends that customers download a third-party app that supports Photos Projects, an API introduced in macOS High Sierra.
Services that support Photos Projects and can plug into the Photos app include:
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Hi Apple,
So you’ve taken my happiness with you for releasing new MacBook Pro’s and turned it into anger and frustration with you for taking away a service that I use on a regular basis. Yes, I can use one of the alternatives listed above but do you think that maybe there was a reason why I chose to use your service, even though it definitely wasn’t the cheapest?
Oh wait … print means no Animoji’s which means you aren’t interested, right?!?
Old UNIX Guy