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20/11/2012, 05:22 AM
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Posting here 'cause you guys know about this sort of stuff! I'm by no means a photographer, just your average 'like to take photos of my kids and stuff' person. But I'd like to make my parents a photo book of their grandkids for Christmas. So, does anyone have any tips/suggestions before I start? I don't want to start doing it only to find halfway through that I've forgotten something or that there could be a better way. I'm thinking of using one of those on-line places (ie. Kmart, Harvey norman, etc.) and do the loading up of photos at home, then just go in an pick them up. Anyone have any comments about: hardcover vs. softcover, number of photos to include, layout, photo choices, shop to use, etc....? TIA!
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20/11/2012, 06:26 AM
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Snapfish have an autofill option with various page layouts and all you have to do is put in some captions and rearrange the photo order if you like. I like the square books with hard covers, but they are around $40 unless there is a sale on (if you get on their mailing list they have a few 2 for 1 offers during the year)
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20/11/2012, 11:15 AM
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I've gotten one from the photobookclub.com.au on a Groupon voucher. They are probably middle of the range as far as pricing goes normally, but I'm pretty sure the voucher was $25 or something for a medium sized hardcover? They do free standard postage Aust wide too. I just checked their site and on the "gift vouchers" section of the page they have cheap deals - I wonder if you could purchase and use before Christmas?
I found the software really easy to use. They had template layouts/backgrounds etc but I mostly just did it from scratch because I wanted to. I was impressed with the quality when I received it.
Full page images of the best photos in the book are great!
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20/11/2012, 12:28 PM
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OK, so I'm playing around with Snapfish, but I can't seem to work out how to move a photo from one page to another. I can do it I've I'm in 2-page view with the pages side by side and I want to move a photo from one side to the other (just drag and drop). But how do I, for example, move a photo from page 5 to page 28? If I drag and drop it just gets lost somewhere, and there doesn't seem to be a 'cut and paste' type option.
Can anyone help please?
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