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  • 19-10-2011 1:10pm
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    NMcCarthy
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    Hi. I'm interested in getting some small photobooks done as gifts and was looking at services online. I'm just a little concerned about print quality. has anyone used these services before? I was loooking at Snapfish for example...Any advice welcome. Thanks.
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    melekalikimaka
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    blurb is great quality, i reccommend them wholeheartedly, provided you pay for the premium paper etc


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    thefly
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    Yup, look no further than blurb!!!!


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    City-Exile
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    I've used photobox.ie for wedding albums and the quality has always been fantastic. Look out for special offers, on their website. The prices are usually competitive too.


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    AnCatDubh
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    Yes blurb, but also take a look at Shakespeare photobooks in Waterford. The boards annual photography forum year book was printed with them last year. The quality was/is really good. Satisfied and so, the publication is being done by the same company this year. Worth a look. I have done books with both and imho quality wise both are really good. I'd probably give the edge to Shakespeare.


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    thebaz
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    melekalikimaka wrote: »
    blurb is great quality, i reccommend them wholeheartedly, provided you pay for the premium paper etc

    hey , i agree with you Mele - for once ;)

    premium paper all the way - they are expensive but the standard paper should be called rubbish


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