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photoben · 5th May 2009

Any printers on here that can give me a good quote? Or can anyone recommend me one?

I'm looking to make a photography book, non-profit for a charity.

It would be full colour, and either A5 or 8"x8". Say 200 pages, and a print run of either 200 or 300.

Any ideas?

Cheers Ben.

n3lson · 5th May 2009

Type of binding makes a big difference. Someone made a book of my photos once, it was a few years ago but i'll see if he has any more details...

photoben · 5th May 2009

Well going for a balance of something that looks good on coffee table, but people will pay money for so to get max money.

MrSmyth · 5th May 2009

what about those ones you download the template and they print/bind however many copies you need? some photographers are using them as portfolios. there's a few companies that do them.
apple do this with i-photo
some info here:
http://www.macworld.com/article/5381...italphoto.html

spagettihoops · 5th May 2009

I have heard Bob's books are quit good.
not sure about them doing larger runs though.

danb · 5th May 2009

The Blurb POD books are not bad (especially for the money) although its definitely worth spending the extra on the higher quality paper.

photoben · 5th May 2009

Alas max page for Bob's books is 120 - not gonna be enough..

coppiThat · 10th June 2009

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photoben	Printers? Making a photography book Any printers on here that can give me a good quote? Or can anyone recommend me one? I'm looking to make a photography book, non-profit for a charity. It would be full colour, and either A5 or 8"x8". Say 200 pages, and a print run of either 200 or 300. Any ideas? Cheers Ben.
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5th May 2009	#2
n3lson	Type of binding makes a big difference. Someone made a book of my photos once, it was a few years ago but i'll see if he has any more details...
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5th May 2009	#4
MrSmyth	what about those ones you download the template and they print/bind however many copies you need? some photographers are using them as portfolios. there's a few companies that do them. apple do this with i-photo some info here: http://www.macworld.com/article/5381...italphoto.html
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5th May 2009	#5
spagettihoops	I have heard Bob's books are quit good. not sure about them doing larger runs though.
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5th May 2009	#6
danb	The Blurb POD books are not bad (especially for the money) although its definitely worth spending the extra on the higher quality paper.
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