Photo Books - Good value, low price but you get what you pay for
value conscious, practical, Every day computer user, online shopper, a PC user, a travel photographer
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FEB
18
2008
My biggest grip though was that the quality of the printed photo pages was just not that good. While Snapfish is cheaper, the photobook that you receive definitely shows that it was cheaper. So I felt it was a "you get what you pay for" quality. I know that the quality of our digital photos wasn't the problem. On the pages, one could see the dots in the prints. It just didn't look as professional as the same Shutterfly photo book that we made. I had read some reviews beforehand that also said the same thing in terms of the quality. But after I ordered, it was able to confirm for myself exactly what others had commented on.
I would use Snapfish for photobooks again if I was just looking to make a simple book with photos/theme that I didn't really care a whole lot about (as in it was not a really important enough event). Basically a photobook that I just would like but am not willing to pay the extra $10+ for a better quality. But if I felt an event was too important (Like a big trip or important anniversary or weddings), I would pay the extra $10+ to get better printing elsewhere. Snapfish's photobook service is for the value-conscience, where the low price is worth more than the quality.
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