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Good picture quality - kap - 01-20-2011
CVS, Wally, Walgreen, and Target. Which one will turn my family's pictures into appealing greetings cards? Tia
Re: Good picture quality - Doc - 01-20-2011
Maybe iPhoto 11?
http://www.apple.com/ilife/print-products.html#letterpress-cards
Re: Good picture quality - Jimmypoo - 01-20-2011
iPhoto has the hand pressed (embossed) cutouts in them if you want. Very classy touch for those who need to buy class. >
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Re: Good picture quality - kap - 01-20-2011
Umm, my MBP has iPhoto! It's not on the Dock so I completely forgot about it. Thanks guys!
Re: Good picture quality - M>B> - 01-20-2011
May be a service like this...
http://www.tinyprints.com/
Re: Good picture quality - jdc - 01-20-2011
how does one not use iPhoto?
Re: Good picture quality - davester - 01-20-2011
I'm curious as to how you access and organize your photos if you don't use iPhoto.
Re: Good picture quality - Black - 01-20-2011
After some early frustrating experiences with iPhoto I purged it from my system. I keep my photos in a folder organized mostly by the date they were purged from the camera.
Re: Good picture quality - kap - 01-20-2011
davester wrote:
I'm curious as to how you access and organize your photos if you don't use iPhoto.
They are kept on flash drives and CDs. Will be organized one of these days :biggrin: I just need to pull out a few for a couple of special occasion greetings cards.
Why not use iPhoto? Never remembered that I had it. that's all.
Re: Good picture quality - mrlynn - 01-20-2011
davester wrote:
I'm curious as to how you access and organize your photos if you don't use iPhoto.
I use Graphic Converter to browse photo folders, which like Black I keep by date range. I don't like iPhoto (or iTunes, either) because it hides the actual photo files and creates some kind of virtual organization.
/Mr Lynn