photobox alternatives ?
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Stigmundfreud said:
Anyone know of places as good as photobox that do photobooks with frames set for a 3:2 ratio not 4:3?
Te best way to get custom page layouts from Photobox is to design your page yourself in Photoshop, then save it as a jpg, upload, and use the fill page layout within Photobox. BIt more work, but you can then have whatever page layout you want.I've been having a scout around but can't find anywhere that does the cards other than approximately A5 and A6 sizes.
You could always cut the bottom off a portrait one
sort of Blue-Peter-style.
Other than that you're probably stuck with making a frame and text for a square image to fit on a (portrait would be best?) oblong card?
Why, out of interest, is a square card so important?
You could always cut the bottom off a portrait one
sort of Blue-Peter-style.Other than that you're probably stuck with making a frame and text for a square image to fit on a (portrait would be best?) oblong card?
Why, out of interest, is a square card so important?

beano500 said:
I've been having a scout around but can't find anywhere that does the cards other than approximately A5 and A6 sizes.
You could always cut the bottom off a portrait one
sort of Blue-Peter-style.
Other than that you're probably stuck with making a frame and text for a square image to fit on a (portrait would be best?) oblong card?
Why, out of interest, is a square card so important?
I shoot 6x6 a lotYou could always cut the bottom off a portrait one
sort of Blue-Peter-style.Other than that you're probably stuck with making a frame and text for a square image to fit on a (portrait would be best?) oblong card?
Why, out of interest, is a square card so important?

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