Does anyone have suggestions for printing photobooks? I printed one last year through MPIX with all my favorite photos and sessions I took throughout 2009, it's 50 pages, it was $70 and is beautiful! I want to print a coffeebook with nothing but Disney photos but want to keep it a little afordable as some friends want to buy a copy. But I don't want to sacrifice quality for price. Any suggestions?
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Printing a photo book?
- Thread starter jtrain75
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prettypixie
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Walgreen's isn't too bad if you upload it to their site. You even get an internet coupon discount.
Photogineer (Doug)
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I just did a photobook for my family for Christmas. ; I used a site called Blurb.com. ; They have there own software that is really easy to use. ; They have a lot of different types of formats from all pictures to all text and all in between. ; The quality was great. ; Totally looks like a professional printing. ; I even had a small issue with the initial books and they reprinted them all at no charge and the customer service was fantastic. ; I also thought there pricing was also good. ; When you sign up for an account (totally free) you can download and use the software. ; They also allow you to sell the final book directly from the website with you keeping the profits. ; People can order direct and they do all the rest. ; I have not sold anything yet (as mine was filled with family photos) but have been tossing an idea in my head. ; Thought of also doing a collaborative book as well. ; Totally recommend them. ;