ElleGee

Hi RogerFx, Although I haven't used them, Presto Photo seems well set up to work with files generated with Affinity Publisher: https://www.prestophoto.com/help/Affinity+Publisher Also, I found a web designer/trainer on Youtube (Elaine Giles) who has created two excellent tutorials specifically on how to use Affinity Publisher to create photobooks. In the first one she goes into great detail on how to create the specs page for any photobook printer. Very helpful! In the video description she has provided a linked index to each topic she covers, so you can save time if you prefer. Cheers! Elle Gee Charlotte, NC

I absolutely LOVE your book! What a talented artist and graphic designer you are! I am so envious! You went through it quite fast, but still, many good ideas for organizing, display, etc. It warms my heart that you created actual art dioramas and them photographed them. Makes me want to get out my scissors and papers and glue and pens... I think that even a touch of "actual hand-done art" adds a wonderful dimension to digitally rendered creations. I hope that you will share more of your books/photo books as well as tips for using Publisher for this purpose. I am just getting started so need all the help and inspiration I can get! Warm wishes, ElleGee68 Charlotte, NC

PCam, I know this is an old post, but I am hoping that you are still making photo books with Publisher. Your photo book is amazing! Simply gorgeous! I have been using the online workspace at Shutterfly and it's horribly punishing! So I'm making the switch to using Publisher. My primary interest is photos and photo books from my travels and I am getting behind, so I need to be able to complete them more efficiently, which is why I hope Publisher will be a good choice--seems very streamlined. Do you have your books printed or keep them as ebooks? Hoping to make a connection, ElleGee68 Charlotte, NC