Online PhotoBooks - any recomendations

[REDSKY]

Has anyone tried www.bookedimages.com. I recommend them as they make beautiful photo books and each one is handmade. It's an ideal gift for a special birthday such as a 50th birthday present.

[10JH]

Do you work for them by any chance Redsky?!

[GetCarter]

1 post always raises an eyebrow.

[Simpo Two]

10JH said:

Do you work for them by any chance Redsky?!

Well I looked in the portfolio and there's no mention of them there: www.redskymarketing.co.uk/PR-Agency-based-In-Kent....

Nor of anybody else...

Edited by Simpo Two on Wednesday 19th August 21:29

[theboyfold]

Boing!

Just been looking around for a post on these, I quite like the look of the fotobook website. Does anybody have any thing else to add to what's already been said?

[XG332]

[GetCarter]

Since I posted (nearly 3 years ago!), I've ditched photobox as they are too expensive. I now use www.blurb.com for all my book printing. (I've sold hundreds). The cheapest is only £6.95, and for that money it's well worth doing one to see the quality... which is not perfect, but very, very good.

ETA...price just gone up to £8.95 for a 40 page!

Edited by GetCarter on Saturday 30th October 10:17

[TGCOTF-dewey]

Who do people recommend now?

Focus is image and book quality over cost.

[Julian Scott]

I use snapfish. Incredibly easy and if you choose the right paper, photo quality is great.

[TGCOTF-dewey]

Julian Scott said:

I use snapfish. Incredibly easy and if you choose the right paper, photo quality is great.

Thx.