This is your 4th post asking this, once is enough it can get annoying reading the same one over and over.

…..Tony

Hi Korleone,

Congratulations on your new book!  We love your enthusiasm.

But in the spirit of keeping the forums somewhat tidy and our community guidelines on spamming, we’ll be removing your other duplicate posts.  

Thanks,

Maggie

With much anticipation we waited patiently for our wedding book to arrive that we had worked on so hard.  After about 2 weeks (was promised 7-8 days) we finally received it.  However, I was disappointed in the quality of the book.  Some pages were bright and pictures were great and others were grainy and dark.  I assumed that if they had been too grainy that your blurb caution sign would have warned me about that but apparently not.  But more than that, the majority of the pictures were dark, just way too dark.  They did not appear to be dark on my screen when I submitted them (with the exception of the ones in the Just Married car after dark – I expected those to be dark).  The quality was just not there.
Contrastingly, when I started this project I started with Shutterfly but a friend told me Blurb was better so I switched over.  In the meantime Shutterfly sent me a promotion for a free book, so I quickly put together several pictures of my granddaughter and sent it in after I finished with the Wedding Book.  My book from Shutterfly came back first even though I ordered it last, and the pictures turned out bright, clear and beautiful, even the one that I did not feel was a real good picture, just perfect.  So then I got so anxious to see my Son’s Wedding book since that small book was so good, imagine how my Wedding book was going to look that I spent all that time on.  Imagine my disappointment when the special book was not as good as the spur of the moment book.  What made it worse was that I had used some of the same pictures and we held them up together and the Shutterfly picture was clearer, brighter and better than the darker Blurb picture – same picture.
Lesson learned too late!