Digital Photo Christmas Cards

You can do really nice stuff with your photos and turn them into really professional greeting cards at http://www.shutterfly.com or make your own by scanning or downloading your pictures if they are on a digital camera and adding clp art and text below it. You can print them out on cards or on regular paper and fold it in half.

Some other sites that you can use to create greeting cards: http://www.kodakgallery.com and http://www.snapfish.com

If you want to get coupons for these sites, type in coupons and the name of the site you are working on and you may be able to pull up to 50% discounts.

2007-12-19 07:53:53 by kic's

Watch as I make this photo holiday card from start to finish. See my blog for more detail: darlenedesign.com

I look for a picture editing program which can create digital photo or other picture to Christmas card. If the program has a lot of templates such as Greeting Cards, Christmas Cards will best. Anyone know a easy to use tool as the description?

Go to CropMom (http://www.cropmom.com), then upload your photo to the site via the My Photos page (you have to register, which is free, and be logged in to add photos).

Then click Get Started and choose to make a new layout. Choose one of the 5" by 7" canvas sizes because that's perfect for a greeting card. Drag and drop your photo on the canvas. Then drag and drop any of CropMom's thousands of digital scrapbook graphics onto your canvas.

One of the best "kits" on the site to use is the Home for the Holidays kit. In the lower left corner, use the drop-down menu for Kits to choose Home for the Holidays.

You can resize and rotate photos and graphics by clicking on them. You can add your own text in the color of your choice.

After you've finished your greeting card, click save.

Then go to the My Layouts page, and click to enlarge that layout. You can now download your layout in low-resolution for free. The low-resolution JPEG file you download is great for sharing on the Web or for e-mailing to friends and family.

Or, you can click the pink purchase button to purchase the high-resolution JPEG of your layout. This is what you'll need so that your layout can be printed. The high-resolution layout costs under $2.

Now, you can either choose to print your greeting card at home. Or you can have it printed by Snapfish, Shutterfly or a similar online photofinisher.

It's easy. It's inexpensive. And you'll end up with a greeting card with far better graphics than what you can get with a lot of picture-edting programs.

2008-11-25 23:15:43 by Karen L

Price: $10.99 $6.99

Create cards for every occasion, including birthdays, graduations and Valentine's Day or invitations for your next party
20 cards and 20 matching envelopes
Easy-to-use free templates are available from avery.com

What is the best website to go to, for making Christmas cards with my own digital photos? Something that has the option of quick delivery!

I was looking for a place to print my Christmas cards, and I found a website that has a bunch of different reviews of online sites that do this sort of thing.

I ended up signing up for one that is a subscription service that mails the cards for you, but that might not be the right choice for you (I can use it for my business as well, so the subscription will pay off). However, they do have a couple of others that might work for you, and the both will mail the cards out for you instead of having to have them come to you then you mail them out (although they will do that as well).

I put the links below...

Happy Holidays!

2009-12-10 12:18:59 by noseyparker4

Price: $149.99

10.1 inch black digital photo frame with 15:9 aspect ratio
5 in 1 card reader supports SD/MS/MS-Pro/MMC/xD
Stores up to 2500 jpeg images on 256 MB internal memory

I thought it was a wonderful idea to get both sets of our parents digital frames for Christmas and fill the SD cards with loads of family photo's stored on my laptop and disks.
But my laptop doesn't have an SD card slot and i'm clueless how to produce this for them without-it sounded a lovely idea at the time!!!
PC only C drive - I used to have a great camera that I could send them back to sadly it broke and I am clueless:(
I need to sort this asap as I live away from my parents I delivered them the frame already but intended to post the SD card as I had run out of time so need to get in post really tomorrow in time for Christmas.
All help grateful preferably not leaving house as my 5month old is very ill and i'm not feeling my best. Thanks

You must have a USB port, so why not get a couple of memory sticks use them to collect the picture from your PC and send that to each of the Parents & Parents-in-Law.
All of these digital Photo frames have a USB fitting so job done. It may also be cheaper than buying SD cards.
Hope it helps.

2007-12-18 08:49:36 by rebel

How can I transfer photo files from my pc to the memory card in my camera. I understand that it is time consuming but can be done.

Most digital cameras come with a usb cable and a proprietary software. Download the software and use the cable provided. However you can use any generic card reader to read the camera's memory card. Go to the lnk below and you have a few options while you are there :
1. Download a free Digital Photography companion software called Picasa - helps you tremendously in storing, organizing, retreiving and editing.
2. Download a free Image resizer program called Visualizer Resizer
3. Log into a free service to backup your digital images and share it with friends called Photomax
4. Take a look or purchase a Photomax USB card reader that read most cards and a unique feature that allows auto uploading of images to the website.

2006-12-30 14:23:31 by denimblue_6a