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Large Photobooks - Recommendation?

Trotter · 2009-08-11 11:47:07

I'd like to put together a fairly big photo book from a trip to Africa over the summer. Is it possible to get them done online with around 50+ photos in the book? (Between A5 and A4). Does anyone have any specific recommendations? I know its a lot of photos to squeeze in. Thanks!

11-08-2009 12:47pm

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Trotter

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I'd like to put together a fairly big photo book from a trip to Africa over the summer. Is it possible to get them done online with around 50+ photos in the book? (Between A5 and A4).

Does anyone have any specific recommendations? I know its a lot of photos to squeeze in.

Thanks!

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#2 11-08-2009 12:49pm

clearly

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try www.blurb.com very easy to use their software and print quality is good also

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#3 11-08-2009 1:13pm

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I would have to disagree with the Blurb recommendation after seeing last years boards book. I'd recommend www.photobox.co.uk

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#4 11-08-2009 1:17pm

clearly

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photobox is alright, I find their books tend to fall apart very easily though, for personal photo albums I just find blurb better (and cheaper), just my opinion though

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#5 11-08-2009 1:20pm

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The only problem I had with the Boards book was that every pic seemed to come out very underexposed, which was the general concensus from what I remember.

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