Assembling Print-Ready Photo Books from Raw Photo Libraries Is Manual
Turning a folder or album of photos into a well-composed, print-ready photo book requires manual curation, layout, and cropping. Existing tools automate some of this but users still must fine-tune selection and spreads by hand.
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