Robert - Last year I put together a small book of my street photographs. The size is 4.75 x 7.75 - I made it that size so it would slip into my back pocket. I carry it around when I shoot on the street so when people ask me what I'm doing, I can just show em the book. It's a great ice-breaker for conversation. I printed on Pictorico Dual Side paper using a Canon S9000 printer. Kind of a semi-gloss finish and 10 mils thick. Here's an online photo presentation of the book in flash format - check it out. Looks nicer in real life - I suck at product photography. http://pages.sbcglobal.net/b-evans/Images9/Book.htm I now have a 4800 printer, but since then I've been printing my books through Apple's iPhoto book software. Much easier, cheaper, and less time consuming. Makes it less painful for changing pix. I've done a half-dozen or so now and am pretty pleased - they're 20-40 pages and perfect bound. Hope this helps... Brad Urban pix: http://www.citysnaps.net --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "coovert1912" <backstagepass55@a...> wrote: > Has anyone printed with a Epson 4000/4800 and bound the images into a > book. If so what type of paper was used and what company was used to > create the book? Thanks, Robert
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Re: Book Making 101
2005-07-28 by bradspix
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