Epson StoryTeller Photo Book Creator -- 8" x 10" (10 pages)

Average customer rating: 3.5

Photo Book
A neat concept.
wonderful
no room for creativity
Easy to Use -- Nightmare to Print

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Epson StoryTeller Photo Book Creator -- 8" x 10" (10 pages)

Manufacturer: Epson
Product Group: CE
Binding: Electronics
ASIN: B0007YGLGQ

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Product Description

Life is more than a snapshot, it's a story. And now you can share yours in a beautiful, glossy photo book. StoryTeller Photo Book Creator from Epson is an all-inclusive kit with everything you need to turn your digital photos into a beautiful, hard-bound glossy photo book for friends and family to enjoy. And, it can be printed and assembled right at home. You get a durable, pre-bound 8"x10" 10-page book, along with glossy photo pages, a glossy book cover, plus easy-to use software that lets you select, enhance and place up to 200 photos. Whether it's a family reunion, a graduation, an exciting trip or everyday moments, StoryTeller makes the perfect book for friends and family. Includes two custom-size sheets of scored glossy photo paper (use one for practice and the other for your final cover) Custom-fit transparent sleeve protects your finished book Easy at-home assembly Works with most ink jet printers Epson printers and higher-end printers from HP, Lexmark and Dell will print the entire 28.73 cover. Most other printers, including printers from Canon, cannot print on paper that is 28.73 long. See your printer's specifications for details. If your printer does not support the cover-sized paper, you can use the two extra glossy photo paper sheets and adhesive strips (included in each package) to create separate front and back covers. Minimum system requirements - IBM compatible PC, Windows 98 / Me / 2000 / XP, 2.3GB of available HD space, 16-bit color monitor (800 x 600 pixels or higher)

Customer Reviews:

Photo Book.......2007-03-16

This is a easy way to put together a photo album or write your own story book with your own pictures. Note that the pages are heavy photo paper and printable on just one side.

A neat concept........2007-02-08

User friendly, but could have more options with Fonts and size of print. A wonderful idea to replace scrapbooking.

wonderful.......2006-06-01

I read the other reviews and have to say that I loved the storyteller. I use an epson printer and it wasn't hard to print. It works better when you use the user defined custom setting to print the cover instead of the panoramic. I also printed the pages borderless and it looks like I sent it out to a professional printing service. Thanks Epson

no room for creativity.......2006-05-22

The idea of this book is great, but there is no room for creativity whatsoever. If a page has space for 11 photos, you have to put in 11 photos. If you like the layout, but only want to put in 9 photos, it won't adjust itself. If you're supposed to put a date somewhere, there is no room for more characters than a date would require, and it is not adjustable. You want to move a photo up a bit, out of luck. I got so frustrated using their software, that I will be doing most of the layout work (except the cover) in Adobe Illustrator, which is obviously more flexible, but will require more of my time. This is for someone who likes to be told how to design their custom-designed book.

Easy to Use -- Nightmare to Print.......2005-12-14

Loved the software and layouts.....hated printing. It was frustrating and time consuming! Used 4 of the supplied sheets figuring out that regardless of my settings, it wouldn't print correctly on my Lexmark -- then I didn't have enough sheets left, so if I had figured it out, I would have had to buy more specialty paper = expensive! I ended up buying generic 8.5 x 11 glossy paper (20 sheets $14) and printed on those and had to trim every page!!! They look beautiful but was a huge struggle.

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