Photo books - Page 3

Thor Henning · 01-09-2008

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Originally Posted by Andiline

Joana, I got the book this morning. Quality is good so I can recommend Aldi for this. Format of it is A4 and the biggest size of pics is half of one site. Once I have formated my PC (job for today *sigh*) I will put one together for French Polynesia as well.

In Cewe Photo books the largest size on one picture is as a background for two pages. You may have text or other pictures on top of it, but you don't have to.

I havn't tried it yet. I have only seen some samples and they looked good. But I will make one from La Ruta Maya when I have time.

Mein CEWE FOTOBUCH - Einfach schöne Fotos, Fotoalben und Fotogeschenke.

Andiline · 01-09-2008

Thor, I am sure you can make the pics one page-size as well. I just didn't do that as I had so many pics for the book anyway. I think I have 167 in it...

Cewe is probably similar to the Aldi-books.

Thor Henning · 01-09-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by Andiline

Thor, I am sure you can make the pics one page-size as well. I just didn't do that as I had so many pics for the book anyway. I think I have 167 in it...

Cewe is probably similar to the Aldi-books.

Yes, you are probably right Andrea.

Skiptown · 01-09-2008

Mrs. D and I scrapbook our trips. That way we can do journaling and describe where we are and what we are seeing. We try to do the last trip before we go on the next. We are just in the middle of our 06 trip to the Yucatan and with 83 days until our next trip this is a fun way to get excited about the upcomong trip. Mrs D is way more creative than I at scrapbooking but I do enjoy it.

**SunKneeMarie** · 02-28-2008

I just started working on Riley's 2nd year book... of her being one year old... that's so confusing to me... anyway... Walgreens has updated their book making and it is even MORE user friendly... cropping, moving, editing pictures was a bit more problematic in the past, but now it's even better... so for those of you who want to try, I recommend it!

Andiline · 02-28-2008

Once I get back from my vacation I still have to do the one for French Polynesia and then I am sure I'll have to do one for the Philippines as well. I can recommend those photo books as well. It is nice to see the pics on the computer but it is even nicer to have the best of them available without electricity...

01-09-2008	#32 (permalink)
Andiline añejo Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Cologne, Germany Posts: 7,745	Thor, I am sure you can make the pics one page-size as well. I just didn't do that as I had so many pics for the book anyway. I think I have 167 in it... Cewe is probably similar to the Aldi-books.

01-09-2008	#34 (permalink)
Skiptown añejo Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Where the Columbia and Snake Meet Posts: 1,584	Mrs. D and I scrapbook our trips. That way we can do journaling and describe where we are and what we are seeing. We try to do the last trip before we go on the next. We are just in the middle of our 06 trip to the Yucatan and with 83 days until our next trip this is a fun way to get excited about the upcomong trip. Mrs D is way more creative than I at scrapbooking but I do enjoy it.

02-28-2008	#35 (permalink)
SunKneeMarie character encapsulator Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Texas Posts: 27,754	I just started working on Riley's 2nd year book... of her being one year old... that's so confusing to me... anyway... Walgreens has updated their book making and it is even MORE user friendly... cropping, moving, editing pictures was a bit more problematic in the past, but now it's even better... so for those of you who want to try, I recommend it!

02-28-2008	#36 (permalink)
Andiline añejo Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Cologne, Germany Posts: 7,745	Once I get back from my vacation I still have to do the one for French Polynesia and then I am sure I'll have to do one for the Philippines as well. I can recommend those photo books as well. It is nice to see the pics on the computer but it is even nicer to have the best of them available without electricity...

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