Digital pix - ordering prints
Jan 1st, 2004, 01:18 PM
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Sorry to stray away from the actual thread, although I'm glad to hear that others are satisfied with OFOTO.
Grasshopper: your recomendation of biking down the Centovalli was probably the highlight of my last year, although hiking in Wengen was a close second. Also went to Bellinzona during a festival and it was fab. You mention SF...when I had looked up your recomendations on another website (can't remember which one) it said you lived in Foster City, we are in San Mateo...small world...but from what I gather you have moved on.
Grasshopper: your recomendation of biking down the Centovalli was probably the highlight of my last year, although hiking in Wengen was a close second. Also went to Bellinzona during a festival and it was fab. You mention SF...when I had looked up your recomendations on another website (can't remember which one) it said you lived in Foster City, we are in San Mateo...small world...but from what I gather you have moved on.
Jan 1st, 2004, 01:26 PM
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Suzanna, I am in Foster City. We should have lunch sometime! [email protected]
Jan 2nd, 2004, 01:09 PM
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We had a book printed of our most memorable pictures from Switzerland, using Adobe software and http://www.mypublisher.com/
for the printing. They give you a nice bound book, with captions if you want. The books are not inexpensive.
Unfortunately, I went back to mypublisher to try and make a book of pictures from our trip to Florence, and they now have their own software, which I could not get to work reliably. I believe, however, that you can still use their services with the Adobe software.
I think getting a burner (they now have burners that will handle dvds, also) is essential for preservation of your original photos.
for the printing. They give you a nice bound book, with captions if you want. The books are not inexpensive.
Unfortunately, I went back to mypublisher to try and make a book of pictures from our trip to Florence, and they now have their own software, which I could not get to work reliably. I believe, however, that you can still use their services with the Adobe software.
I think getting a burner (they now have burners that will handle dvds, also) is essential for preservation of your original photos.
