Best quality photobooks

[MinnieForMe]

I'm sure it's been asked before but can anyone suggest a good company to make photobooks? I've tried Winkflash but the colors just are not alive. I normally have my pictures developed at Ritz Camera but haven't tried their books.

[mabas9395]

Mpix. One if the best, if not one of the cheapest.

[photo_chick]

Another vote for mpix.

[Docarino]

I've been pleased with Blurb, using their heavier weight paper.

[MinnieForMe]

I've never heard of either of them. Thanks so much. I'll go check them out immediately.

[zackiedawg]

I've used Mypublisher.com and Shutterfly both in the past. Both quite good - lots of selections on design, layouts from almost automated to complete user design freedom, online gallery sharing of book (with Shutterfly), very good print quality on pages, etc.

[annnewjerz]

I've used mpix.com and blurb.com and was very impressed with the quality and price of each. If you need something that would set one apart from the others---check out the layouts each site offers if you don't intend to make your own and hopefully that'll help you make the decision.

[spinetnglr]

I can give you another :thumbsup2 for blurb.com.

[mouselovenfamily]

I've used Blurb and My Publisher. Blurb with premium paper was not as nice as My Publisher, they offer a really nice product.

[southpawcaptures]

whcc.com

[4under4]

I've used artscow for a dozen different projects, including photobooks and been very happy with the results. They just take a while to deliver because they are in Hong Kong.

[KarenAylwood]

I used to use snapfish for all of my photobooks but saw a friend's Shutterfly book last fall and fell in love. They offer a lot of good deals and nice backgrounds, layouts, etc and the paper and quality of photos is much better than snapfish. I have 5 so far and love them all!