DiiBook photo album design software

Written by goprophoto official
Monday, 16 May 2011
In alliance with Delphin Imaging Technologies, we are introducing DiiBook, a solution for your photo finishing business to easily enter the photo album, photo book market. With the DiiBook your customers will be able to design their own photo book on their computer and send them to your shop for printing online with the help of the Client Edition which they can download from your website for free. The Client Edition includes a set of great templates which can be auto-filled with the photos from your client's computer. There are many customization options to it yet it is easy and intuitive to use. The DiiBook Ultimate Edition and a binding solution is an excellent way to bring your duplex minilab, like the Encounter PSD-18C to full potential. The DiiBook comes with 3 variations to best match individual needs. DiiBook Ultimate Edition 1. The Ultimate Edition lets you use Delphin I.T.'s servers to take and transfer your photo book orders to your lab. There is no fees per order but a yearly charge is applied for this service which also includes regular upgrades and new templates. With the Ultimate Edition and Photoshop you can create new template sets which can be exported and offered to your clients to be imported to their Client Edition. DiiBook Ultimate Edition (Own Server) 2. The Ultimate Edition (own server) is same as the Ultimate Edition but it is installed on your own server. You get this version with a one time payment. No additional fees after that but neither you get upgrades or additional templates. DiiBook Professional Edition 3. The Professional Edition is installed on your computer and it is without access to the Client Edition. This version is ideal for those who don't have their own printing facility but would like to offer custom photo books for their clients. You can download the Client Edition for evaluation. The DiiBook is Windows only and it is in English, but localization of the Client Edition is possible. Watch this video.
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 18 May 2011 )

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