Babies Bottom Line Review - Baby Photo Books from PhotoWorks
Digital cameras are amazing. Unlimited, instant photos of your little prince or princess. Upload them and in seconds they can be dispersed to grandparents, aunts and uncles, and 600 of your closest friends on Facebook. Easy. Versatile. No more film. But in my case anyway, no more film often means no more prints. I try to edit the photos, cull the best, and upload them to websites for safe keeping and sharing and printing. But more often than not the pictures sit in dated folders on my computer for months.
So what’s a proud Mama to do with all those super cute pics of baby? Check out the new Studio Books from American Greetings PhotoWorks. I recently created one entitled “Little Bean: The Toddler Years.” It arrived today and it’s beautiful. Choose from any of a number of photo book sizes and design templates, upload your photos, choose page layouts and start creating. The program suggests default layouts but you can easily change the number of photos and arrangements on each page. Photo Works estimates that the creation of books will take half an hour to an hour, depending on size and how much you shuffle your photos and try out different looks. Mine took a bit longer, but I’m kinda particular when it comes to my photos, and I really enjoy the arts-and-craftiness of the project. I’ve made photo books before from different sites and this one was comparable. I’m now using a Mac and I found the photos were much easier to upload and format in Safari than Mozilla. But the interface on the web is pretty easy to use and there are lots of attractive design options
The finished product is just gorgeous. Of course, it helps that it features beautiful pictures of the world’s most adorable child. The photos are crisp and clear, the pages are thick and shiny, and the quality of the book itself is very nice. I have made a couple of these books for great-grandparents and grandparents and even for Daddy on Father’s Day last year. Take it from me, the grandparents love ‘em. Mother’s Day and Father’s Day are on the horizon. For a surefire hit, consider a Studio Book from PhotoWorks. You’ll be glad you did.
I wrote this review while participating in a blog tour campaign by Mom Central on behalf of American Greetings PhotoWorks and received a free photo book to facilitate my review.







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