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Blurb Photo Book review

Tom's Guide·Ashley Thieme·7 months ago
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Tom's Guide Verdict

The Blurb photo book service is difficult to recommend due to its poor quality. The hardcover cracked immediately, and interior issues included ink transfer and poor color contrast, especially in black and white images. Though the desktop software is easy to master, Mixbook and Popsa offer better results for a similar price.

Pros

+ Photo book creation is easy once you get the hang of it

+ Starting from $12 makes it an affordable option

Cons

- Desktop-only software

- Color replication is dull

- Black and white pictures are too dark

- Cover started to crack

- Ink transfer within the book

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I’ve tested my fair share of the best photo books available, so I can say with complete certainty that the Blurb photo book isn’t one of them.…

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