Hi,
For the last few years I've made a book of photos via Photobox for the grandparents. PB is not the greatest quality, but they're happy. Due to unforeseen circumstances, I've missed their deadline (12th if you want decent quality) and am struggling to use Cewe (only because the deadline is the 17th). Everything I copy to a photobook is cropped - it chops off the edges. I use a Canon 5D4 and have uploaded JPGs. I can zoom in, but it won't let me zoom out, regardless of whether I use their website, or whether I use their insanely bloated software. I am finding a major contrast between the online reviews and the real experience of using this firm TBH, but I do not know how else I'll get photobook printed by Xmas. I am really quite desperate at this point. I even thought about buying tablets for the GPs and putting the photos on that, but the batteries will go after a year or two, unlike a book.
Can anyone explain why it crops everything? It makes no sense to me. I have 250 photos, so it'll take days if I resize them myself. Photobox does it for you.
If you know of an alternative to the dystopian experience (the software is seriously weird) that is Cewe I'd be obliged.
Thanks in advance!
For the last few years I've made a book of photos via Photobox for the grandparents. PB is not the greatest quality, but they're happy. Due to unforeseen circumstances, I've missed their deadline (12th if you want decent quality) and am struggling to use Cewe (only because the deadline is the 17th). Everything I copy to a photobook is cropped - it chops off the edges. I use a Canon 5D4 and have uploaded JPGs. I can zoom in, but it won't let me zoom out, regardless of whether I use their website, or whether I use their insanely bloated software. I am finding a major contrast between the online reviews and the real experience of using this firm TBH, but I do not know how else I'll get photobook printed by Xmas. I am really quite desperate at this point. I even thought about buying tablets for the GPs and putting the photos on that, but the batteries will go after a year or two, unlike a book.
Can anyone explain why it crops everything? It makes no sense to me. I have 250 photos, so it'll take days if I resize them myself. Photobox does it for you.
If you know of an alternative to the dystopian experience (the software is seriously weird) that is Cewe I'd be obliged.
Thanks in advance!
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