took ages and it's of a wedding I photo'd so I was quite excited - but wow! what a let down.
all the images look like they were taken with a cheap phone rather than my kit which cost a lot and takes 36mb images
the whole book was compressed down to 40mb before ordering and I was concerned that this seems small considering it was the biggest book they did, and consisted of 32 pages with around 75 images
anyone else with experience of ordering a book via iPhoto?
this is the first time I feel thoroughly let down by apple as I've been telling the bride and family that the book is going to look great and it's actually embarrassingly poor quality
surely all the books don't turn out so poor or the service would have been shut down by now?
I don't use iPhoto much as I'm a pro photographer using photo mechanic and photoshop and don't really have use for it myself - but I'm surprised that iPhoto, albeit aimed at consumers, downgrades the quality of images to the extent I sadly received
Why is Apple truly better than Microsoft? Smart answers here please, folks, none of the "BECAUSE IT IS, LOL!". What makes Apple the company it is today and what makes Microsoft so "bad" and Apple so "good"? All the answers I've ever heard on the internet were Apple and Microsoft fan boys screaming in all caps trying to win by volume rather than reason.
What's your take?
Edit: I know I posted this previously, but I worded the title and body incorrectly. So what ended up happening is that Eric, the manager here at Get Satisfaction, moved my topic to Microsoft's sections (not his fault, totally mine), so I apologize.
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noino
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on August 25, 2008 10:37
davey56
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on July 21, 2008 01:45
Eric Suesz
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