Print a book

[archangel]

Has anyone ever printed their own book...who is best to go with? No more than 50 pages and hard back.....and possibly no more than 100 to be printed...all help appreciated...

 

[cambsno]

What sort of book.Only done some apple books and they were great for photos.

 

[archangel]

It is for photos that I am doing for a client....I have never had to price for such a low amount...I used to use a printer friend of mine but he went bankrupt

 

[stevewestern]

Not sure if it is what you are after but I have used blurb a few times and like the results, plus it seems pretty easy to do - might be too limited but that depends on what you want !

http://www.blurb.co.uk/?gclid=Cj0KE...ZvbuUnBH6yK8Wr1Ce_48NK2PpUgbeexs_IaAi1f8P8HAQ

 

[HopefulM]

yes, I've tried a few - Cewe are pretty good, as are Apple.

Seen some awful ones too - albeli can't seem to 'place' the image correctly and have had gaps where there shouldn't be any (despite using their software)

But possibly the nicest ones I've seen, especially if doing a pano which spans two pages is bob books http://www.bobbooks.co.uk

Edited to say Bob Books will lie completely flat when opened, which means there isn't a bit in the middle of your image that either missing or folded

 

[Cobra]

I've only ever done a few, but Blurb have always been great, I find the site easy to navigate too.

 

[dejongj]

Another vote for blurb. Integrates nicely in Lightroom as well.

 

[archangel]

Thanks Guys and Girls....Will check these all out

 

[AshleyC]

i just sent one off to Blurb through lightroom and noticed they have a 25% off code valid until midnight if you get a shift on

 

[archangel]

i just sent one off to Blurb through lightroom and noticed they have a 25% off code valid until midnight if you get a shift on

No mission getting it done tonight but thanks for the heads up

 

[saglik]

Blurb is good.