I've order a medium size hardcover photo book for £82 recently, and wasn't satisfied with the quality of many pages. Though some of the photos look pretty nice (the ones printed on a full page), most of the smaller images (ex, 4x4 inches square photos) seem to be hugely compressed and even with some strange dots and lines on them. The support said it's because of "low resolution originals" which seems quite unfair to me, cause even my iPhone photos are around 4MB (they recommend at least 2 MB) and I've never have this problem with another agencies even on a larger flat lay pages. Anyway, I shouldn't have to use only camera photos for a small memory photo book, should I? It seems to me like a lot depends on a printers that are used. This printing quality reminds me a home printer :) Also the support said that they don't recommend using black&white photos or the one with many shadows or taken at night, but there was no visible information about that fact when I was creating my book. Probably these guys just don't specialize on photo books, cause I see a lot of good review on their cards and stationary.