It is a birthday present for my girlfriend. She spent so much time working on the garden this year, and I made over a thousand photos, I decided that I'd select some of the best and make an album for her.
I hope it is as good in the flesh as it looks in Apeture...
Edit: Just exported it as a PDF, 180MB!
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Wed Sep 28, 2011 3:53 am
HeatherKay
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I had a book done a while back. Mine turned out well. I think you'll be pleased.
I've heard a couple of pros who say Aperture's print service is often better than the big boys like Blurb and Lulu. Doing it all through the application makes it really easy, too.
I've heard a couple of pros who say Aperture's print service is often better than the big boys like Blurb and Lulu.
I can't speak for Lulu, but if that statement is true of Aperture and Blurb, all I can say is that the results should be excellent, because I've had 3 book done by Blurb, and all three are excellent quality.
Mark
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Wed Sep 28, 2011 5:36 pm
HeatherKay
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I didn't mean to imply Blurb and Lulu books aren't as good as Aperture books. I've seen Mark's books, and they're superb. I've had a book published through Lulu, which was great - though not photographic.
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