Printing your own coffee table books

[henry_fann]

Came across an interesting product called the BreezKit which is a book

publishing kit that allows you to create hardcover coffee table books

using your own printers.<br>

<a href="www.digifilmlabs.com">www.digifilmlabs.com</a>

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Has anyone of you come across any other types of book making kits? I

only know of one other kit and that is the one by epson called the

storyteller.

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thanks.

[kbreak]

This is what, the 3rd time you've mentioned it?

[Colin O]

There's the Opus kit, which seems more of an album than a book, but it might be worth considering. Keep your eye on this thread:<br>

<a href="http://www.photo.net/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg?msg_id=00EMlT">

www.photo.net/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg?msg_id=00EMlT</a>

[Colin O]

Henry, you're a sly dog! Is this what you call a marketing campaign?! Can't really blame you I suppose :o)

[fotografz]

Coffee table books don't cut it IMO. It may be a popular option these days, but I have to many

clients who expand their original books after the fact. Or, if a change of heart happens and

an alteration is desired there no option to do so. I've also had clients who've damaged a shot

or two, and I simply slide it out of the album and replace it for them in seconds.

 

But to each his or her own.

[catherine_oostdyk]

Marc, I went to your website and saw the photo of the albums you offer. I LOVE the size with the handles. What company do you buy from?

[daydreamsart]

Albums Inc. has the <a href="http://www.albumsinc.com/catalog.asp?ProductKey={1CE545CC-E605-4327-B781-BA2B930893CE}">Ztra albums</a> which look nice. You can add and remove pages easily.

[blakley]

Two words and a dot:

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<a href="http://www.lulu.com">lulu.com</a>