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I am also always interested in new software and keep checking myself on the Tivity software which at this point doesn't seem like it will ever be released.

Maybe we should send this thread to them and they can tell us the real story.

I went to Freestyle in Hollywood a couple of weeks ago and they informed me that Polaroid is not continuing to make the Holgaroid. The film for this camera will continue to be made however, (except for P/N film which they are discontinuing)

They are currently selling on Ebay for $250.00 so thank you for finding unsaleable for me.

I'm buying one right now.

Albums Inc has one through their Ztra line. It used to be a nice linen material and now it's leather (I preferred the cloth personally) but it does have a place on the top for a photo. It only comes in black.

www.albumsinc.com

Also I know a bookmaker Eriko who would make one for you but it wouldn't be as inexpensive. The website for that is www.nabookarts.com

What is everyone's preference for an album design program? Studio

Master Pro? Photojunction? Some other program I don't know about?

Your thoughts and opinions would be appreciated as I need to purchase

one. Keep in mind that at this point I'm not too Photoshop savvy.

I absolutely love having a Macro lens for weddings esp. for detail shots.

I use a Canon 50mm macro.

Never liked Pictage. Never thought their prints were of real quality and I find their website not user friendly for the consumer.

Funny story............I saw a friend of a friend over the weekend who just got married. She ordered some prints for herself through the pictage website and received not her 10 prints but 50 prints for another bride, in Canada no less. So she decided to send them directly to the bride herself as a friendly gesture, you know bride to bride.

When she called Pictage to tell them the situation they insisted that the photos be sent back to them not the bride and they were very upset at how the situation was handled (mind you they messed up in the first place).

In addition she did not seem to like the quality of the Canadian brides prints nor her own which they eventually sent to her. AND if she orders the prints instead from the photographer directly and gets the quality she wants she has to pay a lot more.

By the way I use Collages.net which I've always liked, never had a problem with. I chose them because you print the photos yourself which I like because I can DIRECTLY control the quality of the prints and I find their website a lot more user friendly for the consumer.

I do not offer flush albums. I'm not a big fan of them and I think in 10 years they will be very dated. I go for more traditional/classic albums.

I use leather craftsmen and cypress albums. I have not found it has hurt my business.