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<blockquote data-quote="Clovishound" data-source="post: 815240" data-attributes="member: 50197"><p>I gave some thought to trying this. It looks like Staples will do one off calendars for $15 ea for the higher quality, or $10 for the lower quality. I might try my hand at having a couple printed and give to family/friends just to see how it goes. The other option is to print them myself, but I would need to invest in a comb binding machine. Those aren't that expensive, but I would want to make sure I was going to print enough to make the investment worthwhile. Depending on what kind of paper I were to use, I could get the cost down considerably by printing my own. FYI, I have a tank printer so ink wouldn't be a killer. I have accidentally printed a few images in standard quality mode and couldn't see much difference in the quality. That would cut down on ink used and printing time. It would be ideal to print the calendar itself on the back of the next month's photo, but I'm not sure that is practical with most photo paper. All the paper I have now has a logo printed on the back, I know some doesn't, but not sure how well the print would do on the back of the paper.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Clovishound, post: 815240, member: 50197"] I gave some thought to trying this. It looks like Staples will do one off calendars for $15 ea for the higher quality, or $10 for the lower quality. I might try my hand at having a couple printed and give to family/friends just to see how it goes. The other option is to print them myself, but I would need to invest in a comb binding machine. Those aren't that expensive, but I would want to make sure I was going to print enough to make the investment worthwhile. Depending on what kind of paper I were to use, I could get the cost down considerably by printing my own. FYI, I have a tank printer so ink wouldn't be a killer. I have accidentally printed a few images in standard quality mode and couldn't see much difference in the quality. That would cut down on ink used and printing time. It would be ideal to print the calendar itself on the back of the next month's photo, but I'm not sure that is practical with most photo paper. All the paper I have now has a logo printed on the back, I know some doesn't, but not sure how well the print would do on the back of the paper. [/QUOTE]

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