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I just wanted to mention that I had fabulous results with PrestoPhoto. I ordered a reprint from a former Apple Books PhotoBook that I had made, and it was just as high quality as when Apple did the original more than 10 years ago. The pages were uniform, the spine and binding were excellent. No complaints. I am using them again currently for a photo book created on Pages.

The image quality is good, but is cut unevenly. Literally crooked. It's slight but definitely noticeable. Also, the product was bent - not during shipping - but clearly from being stuffed in the mailer. The packaging is pristine, so I know that's how it happened. I print photos and art for local shows and I hoped I had found a dependable resource to supply my images, but the overall experience tells me otherwise.

I am deeply disappointed with the poor quality of the books produced by this printing shop, despite the good customer service experience. While the agent were polite and responsive, the core issues with the final product cannot be overlooked.

The most noticeable problem with the books is the significant color discrepancy between the pages. This makes for an unappealing and inconsistent visual experience. Additionally, the binding of the pages is not secure, leading to pages falling out easily when turning them. This flaw significantly diminishes the usability and value of the book.

Moreover, the packaging used to ship the book is of extremely low quality and offers no real protection. As a result, the book arrived with a damaged spine due to rough handling during transit.

While the customer service team's attitude was commendable, the core issues with the book's quality cannot be ignored. Overall, I would not recommend this printing shop to anyone seeking high-quality printing and binding services. The severe color discrepancy and weak binding render the final product unusable, and the subpar packaging results in books arriving damaged.

I think a great accessory product you could sell for hardcover books is slip cases.
They are difficult to find; usually custom.
Having a slip cover is great for interviews to protect the book from wear and the elements (obviously) and to prevent "perusal" before an actual interview or meeting.

Currently my photos are in a Lightroom Catalog. How can I upload them to your App to create a book? Would I be better off uploading from Drop Box? Thanks

We have a Book already in our previous projects, our intention is bring all the information updated and add information and photos, how can we do it, without having to start all over?