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OT Where to Get a Digital Photo Book Printed
Agriv8 - 1/9/09 at 08:06 PM

My little Brother got himself hitched and I took some photo's on my new D90.

I have seen offers for companies that will let you upload these photo to create a photobook online, You can then pay for these to be profesionally printed and bound, probably looking for a 12 by 12 or A4 book.

So over to the collective to recomend companies that will do this for me I have selected 80 to 100 photos I would like to print and would like to arrange these over 20 to 40 pages.

Thanks

Agriv8

RichardK - 1/9/09 at 08:13 PM

Aldi have an offer on at the moment, this is from there email.

Your code entitling you to the £3.50
discount is: 13453
As a subscriber to our newsletter, we are pleased to send you this special Photo Book offer of £3.50 off a printed Photo Book, courtesy of Aldi Online Photo Service.

Our range of fabulously printed Photo Books are a stylish way to organise and present your digital photos. Give your holiday snaps the professional treatment, order one today and enjoy our discount offer.

This offer must be snapped up by
13th September 2009 so go online and get creative!

http://www.aldiphotos.co.uk/index.html?WT.mc_id=2009-09-01-12-00

Cheers Rich

nib1980 - 1/9/09 at 08:24 PM

Photobox, came out with the best review recently

daviep - 1/9/09 at 08:27 PM

BLURB

My missus has had several printed, she says the software for compiling them was easy to use and the finished articles were good quality.

Davie

balidey - 1/9/09 at 08:30 PM

quote:
Originally posted by nib1980
Photobox, came out with the best review recently


My wife has used photobox several times, we can highly recomend them. really good products, seem priced well and arrive quickly.

Nash - 1/9/09 at 08:32 PM

I use loxley colour (google it as I'm on the iPhone at the moment). You can download there software whoch links you to them directly allowing upload and a load of options including albums, canvases etc. Keenly priced to as they deal with trade mostly.

HTH's........ Neil

rallyingden - 1/9/09 at 08:45 PM

Truprint are very good too, we have our wedding photos on an album on their site, you can then give permission to relatives and friends to view your album and order prints if they wish. Saves you paying for them

RD

tegwin - 2/9/09 at 08:30 AM

Photobox are quick, easy to use and very well priced...

I did find their prints a little dark and not consistant..

Loxely colour is used by the pros and their stuff is suposed to be fantastic., although I have not used them due to their price...

So if you want a pucker job, use loxley (if you can figure out their website), or if you want a medium job but dont want to pay the earth.. use photbox!