Care to share what you think of it? Love it? Definitely worth it? or not?
It seems like they have come down in price considerably, as have color laser printers. I haven't been able to verify archival quality on color laser ink, though. Maybe I'm justifying, rationalizing and excusing my drooling over wide format printers, but with cost of paper, ink, scrapbook albums, plus the printer, around 7 albums you break even with Shutterfly?
Let's use an example: an annual review album, with a two page spread for each month, a title page and last page = 26 pages. Doing the math on printing albums/photobooks through Shutterfly and the like, I come up with:
12x12 photo book, 20 pages, photo cover: $55 +$12 S/H = $67
Each additional page $1.50, so album cost is $76
7 albums = $532
(Didn't do the math for 8x8 as you wouldn't need a wide format printer)
Yes, Shutterfly sometimes has no S/H specials, and % off books, which is not included in the math either.
What do y'all think? Your comments are appreciated!
It seems like they have come down in price considerably, as have color laser printers. I haven't been able to verify archival quality on color laser ink, though. Maybe I'm justifying, rationalizing and excusing my drooling over wide format printers, but with cost of paper, ink, scrapbook albums, plus the printer, around 7 albums you break even with Shutterfly?
Let's use an example: an annual review album, with a two page spread for each month, a title page and last page = 26 pages. Doing the math on printing albums/photobooks through Shutterfly and the like, I come up with:
12x12 photo book, 20 pages, photo cover: $55 +$12 S/H = $67
Each additional page $1.50, so album cost is $76
7 albums = $532
(Didn't do the math for 8x8 as you wouldn't need a wide format printer)
Yes, Shutterfly sometimes has no S/H specials, and % off books, which is not included in the math either.
What do y'all think? Your comments are appreciated!
