Blurb, iPhoto (for macs) or MyPublisher, shutterfly, and Mpix all have one. You can also get a "professional" album from sumerset. I've only ever seen albums from iPhoto (which I've been told is essentially the same thing as MyPublisher and they look really good, but not like one you'd get from your photographer. The prints I had made by shutterfly seem comparable to any place else. I'm thinking of going with Mpix because they seem more professional and higher-quality, although I haven't actually seen any of their work. (But a bee used them for prints and liked them... Mrs Tiramisu, I believe)
Yes it was me! I was really impressed with the quality of the prints I got from Mpix- and I am thinking of using them for some smaller albums for our parents. I have tried Blurb in the past, which was good quality- but not what I would consider top-notch for this sort of thing. Hope that helps!
What are the best websites for wedding albums online? I've seen some from snapfish... but what others are out there?
TIA
posted by TallBride 574 posts 1 month agoBlurb, iPhoto (for macs) or MyPublisher, shutterfly, and Mpix all have one. You can also get a "professional" album from sumerset. I've only ever seen albums from iPhoto (which I've been told is essentially the same thing as MyPublisher and they look really good, but not like one you'd get from your photographer. The prints I had made by shutterfly seem comparable to any place else. I'm thinking of going with Mpix because they seem more professional and higher-quality, although I haven't actually seen any of their work. (But a bee used them for prints and liked them... Mrs Tiramisu, I believe)
posted by peachypear 98 posts 1 month agoYes it was me! I was really impressed with the quality of the prints I got from Mpix- and I am thinking of using them for some smaller albums for our parents. I have tried Blurb in the past, which was good quality- but not what I would consider top-notch for this sort of thing. Hope that helps!
posted by tiramisu 98 posts 1 month ago