Vista Print Autograph book?

[Minnie_Mom]

Just wondering if any one has ever used a Vista Print photo book (specifically the 5x7 flip book) to create an autograph book. If so, how would you rate it and what problems did you encounter?

Thank you so much for your help!

 

[Enapolez]

i have 2 books from them, the 12 by 12 which is Great and an 8 by 11 which my 2 yr old has taken as his own. It is a softcover one. Do not bother getting the soft cover the front and back cover bend real easily.

 

[2Tiggies]

i have 2 books from them, the 12 by 12 which is Great and an 8 by 11 which my 2 yr old has taken as his own. It is a softcover one. Do not bother getting the soft cover the front and back cover bend real easily.

I think hard cover and matt finish are to pre-requisites for any kind of photo/photobook printing for writing on, no matter who you order from. The hard cover keeps the pages nice and flat too and they are less likely to end up tattered on the corners (little pet hate of mine ). It costs a bit more for a hard cover, but it is really worth it for the sake of durability. It also looks really good and gives a surface for the characters when signing. I have watched in amusement as little kids spot a character, join the line and then go up with a piece of paper and the characters struggle to write on it.

 

[Minnie_Mom]

i have 2 books from them, the 12 by 12 which is Great and an 8 by 11 which my 2 yr old has taken as his own. It is a softcover one. Do not bother getting the soft cover the front and back cover bend real easily.

Thanks for the advice! BTW, I have a 2 yo, too. He thinks EVERYTHING is his!

 

[Minnie_Mom]

I think hard cover and matt finish are to pre-requisites for any kind of photo/photobook printing for writing on, no matter who you order from. The hard cover keeps the pages nice and flat too and they are less likely to end up tattered on the corners (little pet hate of mine ). It costs a bit more for a hard cover, but it is really worth it for the sake of durability. It also looks really good and gives a surface for the characters when signing. I have watched in amusement as little kids spot a character, join the line and then go up with a piece of paper and the characters struggle to write on it.

Thanks 2Tiggies... Any suggestions on the best one to get? I really want to make a couple of auto books, but want to be sure I order the best ones. Any suggestions would be helpful!

Thanks!