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I need one for a birthday present. Any recommendations?
TIA
Ive used photobox several times - they do hardback and paperback - good quality and reasonable price
My photobox one was very good, and they do your first one free (well they did when I joined) so you only pay the £3.99 postage
Blurb is the only one I use now having been through a few other suplliers - not tried photobox though...
Yophoto is quality. I do all my wedding albums though them
photobox +1
we got a big wedding book from them, very nice quality and the online layout thingy was pretty good.
Dave
Photobox were good for a fairly small holiday book, but I used Blurb for a 365 book and that was excellent.
Blurb has very good software and excellent quality. We got our wedding albums done using that software.
Just got this email from photobox, if it helps any;
Hi Jamie, here are 5 great reasons to create 1 of our award-winning Hardcover Photo Books – with 35% off
1. Choose from 5 different Hardcover Photo Book shapes and sizes
2. Show off between 26 and 200+ of your photos in 1 Book
3. Create an A4 Photo Book in just 2 minutes, the Instant Way
4. Personalise your Photo Book with 50+ themes & layouts
5. Share your Photo Book online for free & post to Facebook
Offer code: HCOVER Offer ends: Thursday 23rd June
But I would still go with Blurb.
I'm quite keen on blurb too.
They handle full bleeds really well.
I started this thread a while ago
http://www.singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/having-photos-made-in-to-a-book
in the end I used blurb. I'm happy enough with the image quality. It's not as good as a proper photo print, but the book quality is excellent.
Most importantly, I actually had enough control over the software to get what I wanted, save it on my own computer and work offline (instead of a browser based UI).
I made two major photo books, each with several hundred pages 😯
Hadcover, dust jacket and very nice. I've tried to show them off to a friend before, but he didn't realise that [i]I made this[/i].
edit - managed some cross-page full bleeds pretty well with a bit of photoshop, but I heard they improved the full-bleed feature.
I'm very happy with Blurb. Easy to set up and a reasonable quality finished product.
used Photobox a few times, very happy with the results, but not that cheap
+1 for Blurb - very professioal-looking books. Pricey, though 🙁
Has anyone used [url= http://www.bobbooks.co.uk/index.html ]Bob Books[/url]?
I'm looking to make a high quality photo book of my sister's wedding photos.
Or can anyone recommend a high quality but not ridiculously expensive site instead?
I've used YoPhoto for a good while now... excellent quality product for a very reasonable price. Their large square leather bound books make excellent wedding photobooks.
Paul