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can any one help me out dose any one make there own photobooks thinking of doing some but dont have a clue were to start what matirels i need or how to make one
 
Hi Stuart, try googling Photo books , and it might help.
 
Dave P said:
Hi Stuart, try googling Photo books , and it might help.
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Not as much as getting first hand experience from us helpful lot on here :)

I use Blurb, the most recent batch was an order of 100, no problems with any of it.

Very easy software to use and as I've just seen on The Gadget Show, the ipad app looks good to use, although doesn't help me as I'm on Android. It all depends on the type of money you want to spend and what you need it for. Blurb are a very reasonable price. The customer service is good as well
 
I've used Photoworld who provide Cewe books, really good quality and easy to use software.
Jessops also provide Cewe...

A wedding togger friend has used albeli and now won't touch them - I can't remember the specific problem but she had to get them to reprint one book three times.

There was recently a review about photobooks in one of the magazines, I'm sure I have it somewhere - I'll tell you who they recommend if I can find it :)
 
I had a couple made at snapfish last week as there was a 50% discount on so I thought i'd give them ago. They were 'alright' but not brilliant. The new owners of them were pleased though.

Things that stood out to me was, the branding on the back page. Made by snapfish, logo etc... the prints on the paper, some were ok some were really noisy and colour was inconsistant on some too. I also went for the cut out window option, wasn't overly pleased with the cut out as you could see the card board material on the inside with some fraying bits. But I paid £10 for it so cant complain too much, I wouldn't pay the usual price though!

I want to try blurb next as recommended above!
 
Just had my first book back from blurb really really good service very good quality book and paper and very easy to use software and loads of different formats. Would highly recommend them
 
I use Photobox A4 books for work. I have had around 250 of these and the results are good. You often get discounts when you register with them. I usually set the book up,save it and a few weeks later wait for a discount notification. Saves £££

I have also used them for A3 wedding books. So far so good especially now they as they use thicker paper.

I guess it's a Marmite thing with Photobox as many people on here will not entertain them.
 
thenx every one

i did try google dave p but it dosnt really help the same as asking on here
 
+1 for Blurb, I have been using them for years now, not the cheapest but the quality is spot on especially using the premium paper, and the customer service faultless (as I have had a book, that I was not quite happy with, they just reprinted and sent out using there fast delivery service).
 
Nikon Fan said:
+1 for Blurb, I have been using them for years now, not the cheapest but the quality is spot on especially using the premium paper, and the customer service faultless (as I have had a book, that I was not quite happy with, they just reprinted and sent out using there fast delivery service).
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Good quality at a reasonable price - and really quick:thumbs:
 
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