Theres no express delivery available either, although mine did arrive several days earlier than expected.
A photo cover costs an additional 6.50.
Navigating the editor is easy thanks to its clear interface and toolbars for easy access to common elements.
you’re able to then drag the corners and sides to resize your photos as you see fit.
Thankfully, moving boxes can be made using the arrow keys, which certainly helps with fine-tuning layouts.
However, you cant select multiple blocks with Ctrl- or Shift-clicks, which is a shame.
Snap lines for horizontal and vertical centers are present, although somewhat frustratingly, they dont always appear.
Theres also a filter menu with Black & White and Sepia effects to choose from.
Theres also an Auto Enhancement feature, but theres no explanation as to how this actually works.
There are far more framing and masking options, ranging from basic looks to more ostentatious offerings.
Various clip art stickers are available too.
There are a few snags with the editor that are worth pointing out.
Popups occasionally appear reminding you to secure your work, although an autosave feature wouldnt have gone amiss.
Saving is usually quite quick, although it was somewhat sluggish when returning to a saved session.
Thankfully, this was only a momentary issue.
Such photo books cost 49.99.
The book arrived about four days earlier than estimated, which was a pleasant surprise.
The printing quality was excellent, though.
Images were sharp with no blurring or artifacts.
Combined with its capable and intuitive editor, this is a service worthy of your attention.
Should I buy the VistaPrint photo book?
It displays image dimensions in inches, which is very useful for those with specific layout requirements.
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