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Throughthe PrestoPhoto app, you can create and edit custom template Photo Books using Native Apple Software. Seamlessly drag-n-drop images from Lightroom with easy integration. Mix and match your iCloud library (such as images from your phone) with your Lightroom Cloud Albums to create books in dozens of new sizes, bindings and papers at low prices.

With great quality, prices, and options, PrestoPhoto is the perfect fit for your Lightroom book! Just upload, print, and enjoy. If you need help creating a book in Lightroom or about printing from Lightroom Classic, we got you covered too.

Layflat photo books come in seamless and hinged binding types with 7 sizes to choose from. Great for architecture portfolios and design portfolios, layflat photo books make an impression. Create beautiful 2-page spreads that flow across the pages without worrying about losing anything in the gutter!

Welcome!

I specialize in creating images that capture joy, show people at their best, convey the feeling of what was going on and are beautiful to behold.

I am especially well known for wonderful candid portraits of people taken unobtrusively during events - resulting in more natural, meaningful images.

See examples in my Portfolio, then contact me for your photography needs.

Photos from recent events and for clients are in the View & Order Galleries.

Does anyone have expeeince printing iphoto books through presto photo? It looks like Presto Photo is an easy option for printing old iPhoto book projects. And in general they seem to have good reviews for quality. but I can't see that Apple is recommending them as an option now that they have stopped printing photo books. It concerns me that they wouldn't be very supportive of an option that appears to take their book designs straight to printing. Books aren't cheap, so I don't really want to just test them without feeling pretty comfortable.

We've had one user, kgem, report back about it and he was very pleased. See his post in this topic: has anyone successfully printed a book made in aperture from a non-apple printing company.

I am quite happy with the book and the recipients were VERY happy and touched to receive the gift. The books feel high quality and make an impressive gift. Presto gave me dire warnings about backlit photos coming out too dark, but I ignored them and did no adjustments at all, and it was fine (although all my full page photos are well-lit landscape photos, the backlit faces are only half-page or quarter-page shots). Binding is solid, and the paper feels nice--when I had a good photo, it printed quite well (my blue skies and beach shots are lovely--i had some blown-out skies that are of course still blown-out). The dust jacket is nice heavy paper, heavier than Apple's was--I enjoy using the dust jacket flaps to present the story and the flaps came out well. The picture wrap on the front/back/spine of the book itself is also nice. The Presto logo is not large and includes a link where people could reorder a copy of the book (I think the link is optional but useful)--do use the tools to move the logo to the bottom of the back cover as it would be more obnoxious at the top, in my view. I used the paper and settings that Presto recommended to "make it like Apple's"--I forget what those were exactly.

The only issues--on one of the 3 copies the dust jacket was not folded quite correctly and since it is heavy-duty plastic-coated paper, I'm having a hard time getting it to take a different fold, so it sits a bit wonky on the book (but time on my bookshelf should fix that--I would have worked on fixing it more if gifting that copy). USPS caused more delay than expected: I uploaded it on 10 Dec (I think), and Presto said Priority Mail through USPS would be fine but for some reason while Presto shipped it around 12/17 and USPS originally told me 12/19 for arrival it actually did not arrive until 12/21.

I would happily use Presto again--if I weren't under time pressure, I might try one of the plug-ins/extensions to see how it goes, but I will probably continue to pay the price rather than figure out a new process. I had previously used Apple and My Publisher to do 8.5x11 hardcovers and this book fits in well with those. Using webservices doesn't fit with my workflow despite the temptation of 50-60-70% off coupons--I really want to use a bookmaker inside Photos itself.

(Side comment--for other photo gifts, would also recommend Target Photo if in US--the stone coasters let you upload 4 different images and the ornaments let you do 1 photo on each side, and I was happy with how both products looked and felt in the hand.)

Every year for the past 15 years or so, my husband has made a Family video as our Christmas gift to our family. It is a collection of our photos and videos from the year accompanied by various music selections

2020 is almost over! We all say YAY! When we had our usual Christmas Eve Family meet last week, Shelly and I showed our 2020 Family video and all were happy. It was 40 minutes of musical fun, family photos

This week we decided to visit Crown Hill cemetery to take some photos and find some relatives. It was chilly but sunny, and we found some lovely trees, a few of our relatives and some other interesting monuments. It made

Thursday evening I spent some time with my granddaughters as they rollerbladed in their basement. Norah, the youngest, is 4 years old and was enjoying the adventure of learning to skate, and learning with abandon. She took a few steps

The Room Makeover class is all about creating inspiration photos on top of your existing room photos so that you can play around with colors and patterns and furniture styles before you actually start spending time or money making over a room.

Recording this class with my hubby was really fun and we made sure to explain our steps numerous times so that even someone who has never used Photoshop would understand exactly how to create an inspiration photo like the ones above.

Hi Jessie!

This class will definitely give you a basic understanding of Photoshop, and I think it would work great for landscaping photos! ? Thanks for asking about it and please let me know if you have any other questions about it!

Abstract. Smog chamber experiments were conducted to investigate the chemical and physical transformations of organic aerosol (OA) during photo-oxidation of open biomass burning emissions. The experiments were carried out at the US Forest Service Fire Science Laboratory as part of the third Fire Lab at Missoula Experiment (FLAME III). We investigated emissions from 12 different fuels commonly burned in North American wildfires. The experiments feature atmospheric and plume aerosol and oxidant concentrations; aging times ranged from 3 to 4.5 h. OA production, expressed as a mass enhancement ratio (ratio of OA to primary OA (POA) mass), was highly variable. OA mass enhancement ratios ranged from 2.9 in experiments where secondary OA (SOA) production nearly tripled the POA concentration to 0.7 in experiments where photo-oxidation resulted in a 30 % loss of the OA mass. The campaign-average OA mass enhancement ratio was 1.7 0.7 (mean 1σ); therefore, on average, there was substantial SOA production. In every experiment, the OA was chemically transformed. Even in experiments with net loss of OA mass, the OA became increasingly oxygenated and less volatile with aging, indicating that photo-oxidation transformed the POA emissions. Levoglucosan concentrations were also substantially reduced with photo-oxidation. The transformations of POA were extensive; using levoglucosan as a tracer for POA, unreacted POA only contributed 17 % of the campaign-average OA mass after 3.5 h of exposure to typical atmospheric hydroxyl radical (OH) levels. Heterogeneous reactions with OH could account for less than half of this transformation, implying that the coupled gas-particle partitioning and reaction of semi-volatile vapors is an important and potentially dominant mechanism for POA processing. Overall, the results illustrate that biomass burning emissions are subject to extensive chemical processing in the atmosphere, and the timescale for these transformations is rapid.

label levels: This instrument with case is a manual photo enlarger, circa 1930, that was typically found in a drugstore. It was used by trained personnel to transfer film to paper. It was manufactured by the American Photographic Alliance Corporation (APAC), of Greenfield, Massachusetts, a competitor of Eastman Kodak. The company was founded by Paul S. Pirmov, a Russian migr with an inventive mind and careful craftsmanship, who came to the United States in the early 1920's. He is credited with inventing the first rapid projection printer for the mass production of photographic enlargements.

We print our photo books to meet Apple's photo book specifications as closely as we can. The result is a photo book that feels right at home with your other Apple photo books, with more options to select from than ever provided before.

PhotoBooks.Pro has partnered up with a large printing partner to create high quality books that are comparable to Apple style photo books. If you're looking for a great Apple Photo Book printing choice, we got you covered, cover to cover.

They also offer the Presto Photo Templates App for creating new Apple Photo Books if you are on macOS Mojave 10.14. It's available in the macOS App Store for free. If you create a photo book with the Presto Photo Templates App and still want to use PhotoBooks.Pro, you can easily upload the PDF file to PhotoBooks.Pro and purchase it here.

Almost, but discerning eyes might notice some slight differences: our crop line is more aggressive and there may be some small quality differences, which depend on personal preferences. We do take great pride in the books we produce, and we offer many more options for your book as well as a lower cost to you. Read the full review from Fixthephoto.com

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