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A flush mount book is really meant for special occasions so the cost reflects the quality.ĪdoramaPix has the most unique lay flat binding. It has the thickest pages and it’s printed on real photo paper mounted on a heavy board. The most expensive lay flat photo book above is the MyPhotoCreations flush mount.

Use my Photo Book Wizard to find all companies in my database that make lay flat books! MyPhotoCreations Flush Mount Picaboo Madison lay flat book AdoramaPix lay flat photo book I have an overview of lay flat books here. You can click on each photo below to go to the review of each photo book.

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There is a gutter, so if you did a manual two page spread (there is no option for an automatic two-page spread in MyPublisher), you would have a split in the middle of the page.įor comparison, here’s the profile view of the other lay flat photo books I’ve done. The thin strip of binding that adheres to each side of the spread is most visible here, but is not as noticeable as it looks, unless you’re looking at it this close. If you look closely you can see the thin strip of binding mechanism that attaches to the each side of the spread. The MyPublisher lay flat binding is hinged. In my experience, photos will print darker than the originals, with most photo book companies, so if it’s dark to start with, you won’t be happy if you don’t brighten it. If your photo looks at all dark, make it brighter. Do all your adjusting in an external photo editing program. The photos reproduced very well with accurate colors and saturation. Remember you’re telling a story with your photos. Recognize the custom cover I created (and reused!)? This cover layout features photos from the main stops: China, Korea, Thailand and India – a good way to set the stage for your vacation memory book as a whole.

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Appears that the coating has a bit of a uneven cracked finish at the ridge.

I don’t really have a preference, but note that the matte covers do tend to mute the colors of the cover photos more than the gloss covers. These are different from the hard covers from Mixbook, Shutterfly, Artscow, Snapfish and Picaboo which are more high gloss and therefore reflective. This cover is has a smooth finish, also matte (non-reflective) similar to the Photobook America book I have. The first book had a type of matte, rubbery tactile finish. Interestingly the cover material is different from the first photo finish cover from MyPublisher that I ordered back in April 2010 when the feature was first offered.

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I also selected the full photo cover version known as photo finish. How long the promo pricing will last is not disclosed. According to MyPublisher’s site, for a limited time the lay flat add-on can be upgraded on any hardcover book for $25.00 for the 11.25 x 8.75 Classic photo book and $50.00 for the larger 15 x 11.5 Deluxe photo book. Some of you may recall the photo book I used for my “you make the call” layout tutorial – here’s the finished product printed with MyPublisher and my first review of MyPublisher’s new lay flat option. HELLO folks! I’m back! It’s been a week since my last post and I really missed you – but I think I missed breathing the most! Even though I’ve been keeping in touch via my Facebook page, today is the first day that I really feel I’ve come out from under the cloud of the nasty flu! Some good that flu shot did me!