Photo Album Books.

[N10k]

I recently got married and want to make my own photo book. I seem to remember Apple offering a service to do this online, does anyone have the url or a website of a company who can offer the same surface

Thanks

[miguel38]

http://www.truprint.co.uk/storenewphotobooks

[NDA]

Photobucket?

[miniman]

At least one (superb) photographer in the Photograpy forum has used www.blurb.com - I am using their software to put a book together myself. The quality is excellent by all accounts. There are several others, notably www.photobox.co.uk but Blurb seems to be of particularly high quality.

[Bree]

http://www.tescophoto.com/wpp/tesco/

20% off photobooks at the moment as well (offer ends 24th March)

[miniman]

Hmmm, no offence but I suspect Tesco and Truprint are somewhere near the bottom of the market...

[Matt..]

I have found Apple to be very good (you build the book in iPhoto... so you need a Mac). PhotoBox are cheap, but the books aren't really that great.

[CivicMan]

Fotobook do all mine - lovely quality.

http://www.fotobook.co.uk/

[Nicholas Blair]

I've used the Kodak service before - good but can be expensive.

Edited by Nicholas Blair on Wednesday 25th February 19:47

[Red Firecracker]

Have been very pleased with Blurb

[Vette_1978]

I used the JPICS website which is run by Jessops. They used to use Snapfish but the quality of the printers was a bit poor. I did a photobook for my dad for Xmas of the TT and Waddington airshows. About 60 odd pages, extra large, leather bound, cost about £90. Worth every penny and simple site to use.

[Marc W]

Another vote for Blurb here. The finished books look very professional.

I've just done this one;

http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/536946

[Evil Jack]

I was blown away by the quality of the Apple photobooks, but you do need iPhoto (and a Mac) to build one...