Printed photo albums

[tracy_wilson1]

<p>I am going to take photos at a 90th birthday party. I would like to find a reputable commercial printer to produce an album of the occasion. Thanks.</p>

[zensphoto]

<p>Adorama can make you a book out of your photographs. Kind of a nice touch. You could also encourage the people you took photographs of to buy more of the books. <a href="http://www.adoramapix.com/app/products/books">http://www.adoramapix.com/app/products/books</a> I did this with my 2011 work and I am giving one to everyone in my family for Christmas. There are different sizes, I used the 8x8 size book.</p>

 

[Charles_Webster]

<p>I did a book at Shutterfly.com a couple of years ago. I got good results, despite their lack of printer profiles for soft proofing. I did 10 copies of a 10" X 10" book of 36 or so pages.<br>

I would use them again. I investigated Lulu.com a few years ago for a calendar project, and while <strong>I</strong> wasn't satisfied with the color reproduction quality, they offered lots and lots of options, paper types, sizes, etc.<br>

One of the biggest questions is always "how many copies"? If you want a dozen or two, the on-line "print on demand" publishers like Shutterfly, Lulu, and Adorama is what you want. If you need a couple of hundred copies, you need to look at real "press print" publishers, and that's another whole world.</p>

<p><Chas></p>

[tracy_wilson1]

<p>Thanks Duane, I checked out Adorama and I was impressed. </p>

<p>and, thanks Charles, I will certainly check out shutterfly.</p>

[sheryl_warwick]

<p>Two more options are Asukabook and Bayphoto.</p>

[tracy_wilson1]

<p>Thanks Sherly, I will be sure to check them out.</p>

[tracy_wilson1]

<p>Sorry Sheryl for spelling your name wrong.</p>