Latest reviews about Photobook - CVS Kodak

tanna08 says "The Photobook-CVS Kodak, a wonderful gift for anyone" about Photobook - CVS Kodak

tanna08 — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 04:56:35 GMT

The Photobook-CVS Kodak makes a wonderful gift for yourself or for someone else. You can design it at any CVS or you can do it online. The book comes in different colors and designs. After choosing the basics for the book you upload your photos and place them where you want. You can also add phrases or whatever you choose to describe the photos. The Photobook-CVS Kodak is reasonably priced and CVS often runs sales on it. ...

mommy2matty says "The books are great and so easy to make!" about Photobook - CVS Kodak

mommy2matty — Sat, 26 Jul 2008 01:44:05 GMT

CVS was offering these books at a special price and I got a few of them. They are simple to make, just insert your media ie. cd, usb or media card and it uploads your photos, you then can pick which photos you want in your book, you can crop, edit and resize your photos right there. The have cute backgrounds, my personal favorite was the maps. I made my book in a few minutes and it turned out great....

anothershopper says "Simple, Quick, Cheap - CVS is the place- No Shipping Costs" about Photobook - CVS Kodak

anothershopper — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 05:56:37 GMT

If you're like me, you'll want to know how all the different vendors for photobooks compare. I had read some reviews on the CVS book and I was excited by the prospect of not having to pay for shipping and it was a reasonable price at 12.99 for the 6 x 8, the 8 X 11 was more expensive. I had read some raving reviews on it. However, when I got into the store to see a sample, I discovered it was not what I was looking for. The quality of the prints on each page does look better than Snapfish (one of the lower end books) whose 8 X 11 book costs $19.99 base + 6.99 regular shipping (often there are some discount coupon codes available to lower it a little). But definitely not better than Shutterfly, whose book costs $29.99. But it doesn't really look like a professional book in my opinion. The covers are some sort of leather bound and has a window, but the pages (it cannot be printed front to back) are printed on Kodak photopaper just like a regular 4x6 print. And then all these pages are just......