They look good but I would like to see a sample in the flesh first as on some the paper is a bit thin. We have used a version of this via Jessops for books of family photos. I was going to use this type of thing to organise my airshow pictures one day and also very old family photos with annotations. I might even do my own Willis and Hollis style book of airfields with plans and photos for reference purposes and a similar one for the ranges as well. These will be for personal use only as it will cost a fortune to pay for licences for all those photos. As much as computers are useful I still prefer a book. The only problem with a bombing range or airfield version is the potential size!
No Amount Of Evidence Will Ever Persuade An Idiot (probably not Mark Twain)
Seen a few of these and never been impressed. Generally the colour registration is all over the place, image quality is low and no better than a sheet of A4 passed through your average £90 ink jet printer. I wouldn't do it without physically getting my hands on a copy as a preview first.
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