printing photos
#36
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Re: printing photos
If you do a search on Groupon UK there are various offers for DIY photobooks; just bought one for a colleague who's leaving. 100 pages A4, hardback, £10 + £6 delivery. Used one before, excellent. Although you need decent pics to start with...
#40
Re: printing photos
That was to be expected.
Anyway, back to subject - I've received my books and prints. Both well worth the money (2GBP for the prints, 6GBP postage for the book).
Book is a little expensive at in my opinion as there is no way the postage was anymore for the book than the photos (and neither cost 2 pounds) but then again I'm tight - when you convert that to the local funny money, they are both very good value.
Anyway, back to subject - I've received my books and prints. Both well worth the money (2GBP for the prints, 6GBP postage for the book).
Book is a little expensive at in my opinion as there is no way the postage was anymore for the book than the photos (and neither cost 2 pounds) but then again I'm tight - when you convert that to the local funny money, they are both very good value.
#43
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Joined: Feb 2011
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Re: printing photos
Good stuff.
Got shed loads of Japan photos and thinking might get a bunch printed so this would work well.
#44
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Re: printing photos
She's ordered some.
Did you shop and ship them or get them in the UK? (I think you're there now according to Instagram?)
Did you shop and ship them or get them in the UK? (I think you're there now according to Instagram?)