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With Christmas comming up, present choices are currently between a book of tractor photographs or money towards the hillclimb training at Gurston Down. Wife would probably prefer to buy the book as less risk to my neck......but for me, I need to get the hillclimb out of my system (hopefully...).jwhillracer wrote:Your Mrs. is scared of having half a dozen vintage tractors arriving in the driveway as well?
JW
Not a chance!!!!chris hak wrote: I need to get the hillclimb out of my system (hopefully...).
It looks to me like one of the books you can order through Apple. They come in various sizes, hard or soft cover… There are on-line templates which you use to drop photos and text in place and then when happy, order as many – or few – books as you want. Not cheap per unit compared to mainstream printing but ideal for someone who wants to produce, for example, a book about the story of how they built an RSR rep…Mike wrote:Anyone here know Ian Foster, wouldn't mind finding out who did the book for him.
Here's another photo-book company. I've not used these people yet (on my to-do listKS wrote:It looks to me like one of the books you can order through Apple. They come in various sizes, hard or soft cover… There are on-line templates which you use to drop photos and text in place and then when happy, order as many – or few – books as you want. Not cheap per unit compared to mainstream printing but ideal for someone who wants to produce, for example, a book about the story of how they built an RSR rep…Mike wrote:Anyone here know Ian Foster, wouldn't mind finding out who did the book for him.
Have no idea if this is what Ian used, but this is one option if you want to do a low-volume edition over which you have near total control.
) but they were recommended to me....Another one to consider is www.blurb.com. I can recomend them as we did one as an xmas present for a relative a few years ago. They also give you the ability to sell your books on their site so you are a mini publisher and you set the price. We gave the one we ordered as an xmas present and then bought another for ourselves as it was a really nice book.Mitch wrote:Here's another photo-book company. I've not used these people yet (on my to-do listKS wrote:It looks to me like one of the books you can order through Apple. They come in various sizes, hard or soft cover… There are on-line templates which you use to drop photos and text in place and then when happy, order as many – or few – books as you want. Not cheap per unit compared to mainstream printing but ideal for someone who wants to produce, for example, a book about the story of how they built an RSR rep…Mike wrote:Anyone here know Ian Foster, wouldn't mind finding out who did the book for him.
Have no idea if this is what Ian used, but this is one option if you want to do a low-volume edition over which you have near total control.
http://www.bobbooks.co.uk/photobooks/examples.html
Look fwd to seeing the book Mike, then the movie....