The photo book review: FotoInsight versus Printing-1
The photo album is dead, long live the photo book. Last year over 10 million photo books and calendars were printed in Europe using the digital Indigo print process; a growing number of them had a hi-gloss varnish applied for a glossy finish.
When celebrities get married, from actors to politicians and royalty, all newspapers and magazines are filled with photos and stories about the couple.
Doesn’t every bride and groom want to enjoy ‘celebrity status’ on their big day? What then, could be more flattering for the couple, and remind the crowd of guests of this important event forever, as a personal wedding newspaper? Or even better, a wedding magazine. Presented at the wedding by the best friends, siblings or other close relatives to the couple, filled with glossy photographs and anecdotes about the bride and groom. Creating such a magazine is far less difficult than one thinks, because the free applications from photo book providers on the Internet are perfectly suited to create one. No need to pay for complex graphics software or to spent time learning how to use them, or even to hire a graphic designer. The printed wedding magazine will look stunningly professional.
