Photo books?

[Benny Profane]

Who's the best? Can you see a proof of, say, one pic, to test and compare?

[geomorph]

Don't know about proofs, but I used Blurb for my wedding books and was happy. Good UI on the software and reasonable price. I based my choice on recommendations here, but I'm too lazy to search for you.

[analta]

2nd on Blurb. Loved that you could do custom layouts and it wasn't "scrapbooky". Photos turn out great and I was impressed with the premium paper. Will def. be using them again!

[Fuzz]

3rd on Blurb -- awesome quality. Plus it's integrated with Lightroom, so you can design directly in LR (it shows you a running total price for the book you're working on) and upload/order from there -- although you cannot customize it as much using LR as you can through Blurb's own offline/desktop design app, I find it way easier to work in LR.

[leftfield]

4th on blurb, the gf and i did this quick and dirty one a couple of years ago for our families. A bit pricey but i'd def use them again.

http://www.blurb.com/b/2809159-our-a..._source=widget

[bobrmr]

I also was pleased with Blub. Honestly the biggest reason I went with them was because of the LR plugin; just made it easy.

But if you want super high end, my wedding photog uses Graphi.
http://www.graphistudio.com/en_US/th...l-matted-album

The quality is absolutely amazing. But then again they should be as I think they are around $400 for a 30 page book...

[arild]

used blurb with premium paper and paperback a couple of times. very pleased with the results.

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