SNAPFISH PHOTO BOOK

4 reviews

Nov, 2024

Positive
design (7)
price (3)
image quality (3)
portability (2)
usability (1)

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 4 reviews of SNAPFISH PHOTO BOOK. The average rating for this product is 3.7/5, compared to an average rating of 4.0/5 for other Camcorders for all reviews. Reviewers are impressed by the portability and price. The image quality and design also get good feedback, whereas there are some mixed opinions about the usability.

design, image quality, price, portability

We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other Camcorders the SNAPFISH PHOTO BOOK is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 92/100 = Excellent quality.

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Expert review by : Louise Carey (techradar.com)

Snapfish photo book review: Plenty of artistic freedom for your creations

A Snapfish photo book isn't perfect, but it's one of the most competitive services out there.

Plenty of design choices ; Great preview functions ; Helpful video tutorial

Sluggish image uploading process ; Photo book builder can be glitchy ; Quality could be better

Snapfish is one of the most competitive options when you’re looking for a photo book. With a plethora of great designs and materials to choose from, you can be sure that you’ll be able to create something you truly love. While the photo book builder...

May, 2023

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Expert review by (photoanswers.co.uk)

Snapfish photobook

There is a wide variety of books on offer from Snapfish, with the latest memory books being the printed cover products. It does offer a selection of cheaper books if you don't need a printed cover, but it's worth paying the extra for that classy look....

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Expert review by : Louise Carey (digitalcameraworld.com)

Snapfish photo book review

Thinking of investing in a Snapfish photo book to showcase your work? Read our review first!

• Fairly accurate colors ; • Often runs good deals ; • Good design tool

• Cover was slightly wonky ; • Overall quality could have been better

We were pretty happy with our Snapfish photo book, as it offered fairly accurate color reproduction and good value for money. We felt that the general quality of the book could have been better, but overall this turned out to be one of the better photo...

Feb, 2020

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Expert review by : terry (dpexpert.com.au)

REVIEW—SNAPFISH PHOTO BOOK ]

Hewlett Packard's curiously named on-line photo printing service Snapfish now includes photo books. Books come in different sizes and with either hard or soft covers. Creating a book is done by logging in to the site and completing the sign-up...

The reproduction quality is excellent, fine grained laser printing on good quality paper. The paper is not as heavy as that used in shops that have installed the HP Photosmart photo book making service, but it is akin to really good magazine stock and...

You are buying a pig in a poke, because you can’t see the immediate results of reproduction. We found that the pictures were slightly darker than we had intended, but there is no way of trying one and making an adjustment. Perhaps the first book has to...

The Snapfish photo book is a classy way to present photos of an occasion like a wedding or birthday. Our advice is that you don’t crowd the pages. One photo per page looks good – three or more looks fussy. 20 of the best photos beats 60 so-so pictures...

Sep, 2007

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