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theprintspace Online photo printing service
Online Photo Service; Newest review: 6/2012
Digital SLR User were very happy with the quality of the frames provided by The Print Space, saying they're superbly built and attention has been paid to all the little details. They have a wide
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More information at: Digital SLR User, issue 7/2012 The Print Space frames Fewer and fewer people every day print out their digital photos, but services such as The Print Space are a useful resource if you want to dress your walls with your best shots. Digital SLR User set off to find just how good their framing service is. … to review
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Canvas Dezign Online Canvas Photo Printing Service
Online Photo Service; Newest review: 8/2011 Photography Monthly say it's worth paying a bit more when you want a large canvas, and CanvasDezign use the best-quality materials to produce crisp, clear, and brightly coloured canvases. … 1 review |
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Blue Frog Photobook Printing Service
Photo Album Service; Newest review: 8/2011 The Blue Frog Photobook Printing Service's website was clear and simple, downloading the necessary software was quick, and Photography Monthly were pleased to find a fun range of designs and … 1 review |
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Fuji 3D Print Service
Online Photo Service; Newest review: 3/2011 Fujifilm brings 3D printing up to date and in doing so enables 3D photo and video enthusists an extra output without being limited to owning a 3D TV. The 3D printing service offered by Fujifilm used … 1 review |
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Blurb Photobook service
Photo Album Service; Newest review: 8/2011
Packed full of ideas and tips, the popular Blurb is an easy photo book service to use, and Photography Monthly say that with the option of publishing your book online and making it available for
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More information at: Digital Photo, 10/2009 Photobooks Pictures presented in the form of a photobook look fantastic - we test six online services to see which one is the best! In test: Six online photobook services were reviewed and rated on interface, print quality, build and finish, and value. Overall ratings of 6 x "good performance" were awarded. … to review
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Albelli Photobook service
Photo Album Service; Newest review: 5/2011
ePHOTOzine's reviewer found it really easy to use the Albelli Photo Book service. There was lots to like about the software, including photo editing options and the fact that it always shows the
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More information at: Practical Photography, issue 1/2010 Print your own book Photobooks are rising in popularity, but picking the right company to do your printing can be a minefield. Over the next few pages, we navigate you through 12 of the leading affordable options to reveal the Best Buy. In test: Twelve photobook printing services were reviewed and rated on interface & ease of use and print quality & finish. Overall scores of 2 x "outstanding" and 10 x "excellent" were awarded. … to review
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CeWe Photobook service
Photo Album Service; Newest review: 12/2009
"The extra thick pages and lustre finish is quite superb in these photobooks. The images retain lots of detail and have vibrant colour and tone. Exposures are spot-on and the build quality is
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More information at: PC Advisor, 6/2008 CeWe To get the most out of CeWe's online printing service, users can download a free application that helps organise photos into albums, edit images before submitting them and mark each picture for the desired print size or gift type. … to review
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Bonusprint Photobook service
Photo Album Service; Newest review: 8/2011 Photography Monthly found that ordering through the Bonusprint Photobook service had been made simpler, and using the website was easy. A book can be created online or using the downloadable … 2 reviews |
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Snapfish Photobook service
Photo Album Service; Newest review: 12/2009 "There are better options when it comes to quality products, but to be fair to Snapfish this is a very good quality book for the price. The image quality is the area in which the book is not … 2 reviews |
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Photobox Photobook service
Photo Album Service; Newest review: 8/2011
With an easy-to-follow website and guide, and a nice range of options and themes available, Photography Monthly enjoyed creating a photo book using the PhotoBox Photobook service. It took them only
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More information at: Photography Monthly, issue 9/2011 All that's fit to print Whether the shots are playful or professional, most of us have archives of photos that we've never printed out, but with a range of services available to suit all budgets there's no longer an excuse not to show them off. In test: Five photo printing services were reviewed and rated. … to review
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MyPhotoBook Photobook service
Photo Album Service; Newest review: 12/2009 "The cover is very high quality, and the glued spine durable. We tested glossy and standard pages, and despite the paper quality being good, print quality left a lot to be desired. There was … 2 reviews |
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Bob books Photobook service
Photo Album Service; Newest review: 12/2009 "The photo paper is a lustre finish, and it is a superb quality and extra thick too. The printing is quite fantastic inside and on the cover, with the colours and skin tones hitting the mark. … 1 review |
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Yophoto Photobook service
Photo Album Service; Newest review: 12/2009 "The lustre pages are of a very high quality and the general build of the book is superb. Print quality is some of the best on test, with just one image proving a touch difficult on skin tone. … 1 review |
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Tesco Photo Photobook service
Photo Album Service; Newest review: 12/2009 "We opted for the glossy pages at an extra £6.60, which add a quality feel but do pick up fingerprints easily. The colours were very bold and general print quality good. Some images were printed … 1 review |
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Kodak gallery Photobook service
Photo Album Service; Newest review: 12/2009 "This is a pretty good quality service, but with some areas of concern. Skin colours can be off tone and mono images don't have a true black & white look. There are also signs of the … 1 review |
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Fuji Fotobuch Brillant
Photo Album Service; Newest review: 4/2009 "... finer gradients, natural skin tones and saturated colours, particularly in the green and blue areas. In addition, photo paper is extremely durable, resulting in photo books of the highest … 1 review |
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Apple iPhoto Book
Photo Album Service; Newest review: 10/2009 "Likes: Great looking album with richly coloured prints, very easy to design through iLife software. Dislikes: Templates can be restrictive, software must be bought and is only available for … 1 review |
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Jessops CeWe Photobook
Photo Album Service; Newest review: 10/2009 "Likes: Software is simple to use, general print quality on finished product good, range of templates. Dislikes: Lack of advanced page design functionality, relatively expensive in comparison … 1 review |
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Pixum EasyBook Hardcover
Photo Album Service; Newest review: 10/2009
"Likes: Price starts at a very reasonable point, offline software is saved from internet crashes.
Dislikes: Price for larger books is quite prohibitive, design software is a bit basic."
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More information at: What Digital Camera, 12/2009 Photobooks Create a lasting record of your best shots or the perfect gift to give to friends and family. In test: Eight photobooks were reviewed and rated. Final scores between 76 percent and 90 percent were awarded. … to review
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bagsoflove.co.uk Photobook
Photo Album Service; Newest review: 10/2009 "Likes: Superbly finished on the outside with Satin cover and box, A3 size looks impressive. Dislikes: Print quality on the A3 album is below par and the price is a little steep." 1 review |
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Product information and further reviews for digital photo printing
The Print Space Digital SLR User 6/2012 - The possibility of sharing our pictures on the 'Net has made printing them out less necessary than ever, but should you want or need to do it, services like The Print Space make it easy to get your best shots on paper.
PhotoBox PC Advisor 6/2008 - PhotoBox has been around for while now, but the company behind it has recently added a number of new features to the site including online editing tools to optimise photos before submitting them for printing without having to shell out for dedicated software.
Online Print Labs Digital Photo 4/2007 - There's no better invention for the modern photographer than the home inkjet printer. It allows you to get stunning looking images any time you want them but when it comes to printing a full two weeks' worth of holiday snaps at 6x4in, there's got to be a better way! Producing large amounts of small prints is a job best left to a photo lab as it will work out cheaper and save you time. Although digital cameras may have caused an upset fro the high street labs, the internet has brought a new, easier solution to the mail order market. By uploading your images directly to the lab online, you can have the processed and back to you in days, rather than weeks. Now just about every lab is offering the service and competition is driving prices down, which is great for the consumer. In fact, most are now offering free prints to new customers to get them to sign up, leaving you to pay for the postage only. Some will also offer you image storage so you can share pictures or keep them online to print again another time. Review details: Eight online photo labs were reviewed and rated based on image quality, usability, service and value for money. Scores ranged from 3 to 5 stars out of 5.
Photobox Personalised Photobook Computer act!ve 3/2009 - Upload your images to the publisher, use their software to design and arrange your book, and make your own album in A4 or A3, soft or hardcover with Photobox's Personalised Photobook.
Digital Photo Printing Services What Digital Camera 10/2007 - Should one print at home, at a local store or online? This is a question we are asked frequently. The answer is always the same; whatever suits you best. If you print at home you have the flexibility of when to do it and you have the most control over the final result, especially if you want to crop and produce enlargements. If you don't go in to town frequently, or want to avoid the hassle that a trip like this can entail, the option of doing it online is great as long as you have a broadband connection. Online services are also very competitive on price, though you will usually, of course, have to wait a few days for your photos to arrive. Review details: Eight online printing services were reviewed and rated based on print quality, features, turnaround time, ease of use and value. Scores ranged from 77% to 90%.
Snap happy Computer Buyer & Upgrades 7/2007 - Half the fun pf photography is later no being able to show off the pictures to others, traditionally this might have involved passing round a pile of snaps, which would quickly get covered in thumbprints, or being forced to flick through album after interminable album under the watchful gaze of some relative or other. But the tandem evolution of digital photography and the Internet has revolutionised the way snapshots can be shared. These days it's easy to upload a batch of photos to the web for other folks to view at their leisure, which both eliminates the inevitable dog-earing of printed photos and reduces the risk of boring your friends and relations to tears. Over the next few pages we'll explain all you need to know about getting your photos online and take a look at some of the most popular photo sharing sites. Review details: Five online photo album and sharing sites were reviewed and rated based on features and ease of use. Scores ranged from 2 to 4 stars out of 5.
Photo Books from Fotobook What Digital Camera 1/2007 - Forget slipping prints into flip-albums or storing them under the bed in a shoe box - a photo book is a much neater way of presenting and sharing your photographs. However, everyone has their own particular tastes and this is where Fotobook's photo books excel.
Canvas Prints for under £50 Digital Photo 10/2009 - If you're after a striking and contemporary way to show off your photos, canvas prints are a great solution and are big on the wow factor. We put six print labs to the test... Review details: Six canvas print photo services were reviewed and rated on ordering system, image quality, finish and build, service and value for money. Overall ratings of 2 x "best in its class", 1 x "good performance" and 3 x "average results" were awarded.
Albelli Photo Book Reviewed ePHOTOzine 5/2011 - Recently I've just got married and employed a photographer to do my photos and as a result, I ended up with over 500 photos to choose from. This, of course, is far too many to create a photo book from so step one was to choose the best photos. My wife and I whittled this number down to around 120 shots then headed for the Albelli website, which is easy on the eye and very straightforward to use, to create our photo book.
Kodak Gallery photo sharing and printing service Pocket-lint.co.uk 2/2007 - The Kodak Gallery, Kodak's online photo sharing site has been around for some time now, however with the launch of the company's new range of digital photo frames, the service has been pushed to the forefront.
Is this the face you were looking for? ThinkCamera 6/2006 - Obviously, the ThinkCamera galleries are the very best place for your pictures. You can post them there for all the world to see and get feedback and comments form all our members. But we still like new toys.... So when I was contacted by a new photo sharing site that offers face recognition technology - I couldn't resist play.
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