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Lifephoto’s video tutorials make it even easier to create photo gifts online
If you’re not sure you’re up to the task of making a personalized day planner — filled with memorable photos, reminders, notes and messages on specific dates — this tutorial is for you. Lifephoto’s daily planners are available in two sizes and can include 13 to 54 photos.
Now upload your photos to Lifephoto and start personalizing a photo day planner today!
Keeping a Family Organized is Easier with a Day Planner Customized to Your Schedule
A working mom who runs a house and home-based businesses while tending to the children, their schoolwork and sports activities reviews the Lifephoto day planner she made. She wanted a daily planner that begins before the school year and takes her right through to the next August. Here’s what she has to say. Link to her full review.
Check out Lifephoto’s FAQs to ensure photo quality
Personally, I never read instructions. I simply jump in and start “doing.” Sometimes I need to go back and find out if I’m doing it correctly. That’s why I recommend you review the FAQs on the Lifephoto site before you upload your photos. Only takes a minute, but will help you get better quality photo reproduction for your photo gifts. You’ll find the FAQs and other good information about Lifephoto by clicking “ABOUT” at the bottom of any page.
.JPG and DPI Matter
- Be sure your photos are saved in the .jpg format before uploading.
- Use 300 DPI for images smaller than 12″x12″.
- 150 DPI for images larger than 12 × 12″ with an sRGB color profile.
- Try to upload your photos in the order in which you think you will use them– if including them in a photo book, journal, calendar or day planner. You can always rearrange them later, but it’s faster if they are already in the order you’d like.
Mom of Twins Makes and Reviews Lifephoto’s Day Planner
Cindy’s a very busy mom. With two sets of young twins, she’s got dozens of appointments every month — doctors, soccer, golf lessons, family activities, birthday parties, swim lessons, rummage sales, school-year events, summer outings. The list goes on and on. She felt she needed an organizer to help her keep all her commitments straight. Cindy made a day planner on lifephoto.com — and she’s very happy with the results.
8-1/2″ x 11″ Daily Planner with 54 Photos
Cindy, her dad and her husband all take tons of family photos, so she had no problem gathering enough pictures to include. 
She began her planner with the month of June — using the school year cycle helps her organize her life around the kids’ schedule.
I was able to add my own birth dates, special appointments, things I needed to remember to do.I was able to make my pictures full paged, or if I wanted portrait style, and add words, I could have it that way too. I was also able to arrange them as I wanted which was a huge bonus for me because I wanted certain pictures on certain weeks of the year.I have to say I was extremely happy with the whole process of making this planner! I could not believe how easy it was!! Thanks Lifephoto.com for a fantastic product!!
To read Cindy’s post, visit her blog — Sanity.
By the way, check out the free offer on her blog to win a Lifephoto day planner.
Photos courtesy of Cindy’s Sanity blog.
Keep enjoying your vacation long after the trip — Six ideas for using your photos
Don’t leave them on the camera. Don’t put them away 
in a drawer or deep inside your computer’s hard drive. Upload your vacation photos to Lifephoto.com and make great photo gifts that will keep the vacation memories alive all year long.
- Prints. Of course you can have prints made. Lifephoto gives you three photo paper options — professional photo paper, eco-friendly photo paper and metallic paper. Each gives you a great look — in a wide range of sizes.
- Wall Calendars. Choose from two calendar sizes, spiral bound. Put your special dates right on the calendar before printing. Make a photo calendar for everyone with whom you shared your vacation!
- Playing Cards. Choose one great photo and make a 52-card deck for your family or friends.
- Posters. Photo posters start at just $6.99. You can make one for each child with a photo special to them. Or make a poster of your vacation for framing. Four poster sizes available.
- Photo Books. Upload your photos to easily and quickly create a photo memory book of your vacation. Softcover books (20 pages) start at $6.95. Make one for each destination on your trip. Or make one for each child.
- Day Planner. Choose from two day planner sizes, containing 13-54 photos. Add notes, reminders or messages on special dates. Make one for yourself, your spouse, your in-laws!
Valentines’ Day — Wedding Day — Birthday — Anniversary
- Wedding Day. How cool to give your fiance a day planner that begins on your wedding day!
- Valentine’s Day. How about giving your sweetheart a custom day planner that begins on Valentine’s Day — with photos of fun times together throughout!
- Birthday. How appropriate to give someone a photo day planner that begins on the date they were born. Show them how important that day was to both of you!
- Anniversary. Even though you’ve been married awhile, give your spouse a photo day planner of your lives together — that begins on the date your were married. How romantic!
A custom day planner is easy and quick to make on lifephoto.com. Add notes on special dates, reminders, personal messages of love. Be creative. Have fun. Photo day planners are available in two sizes with 13 to 54 images — you decide. That special person will love it!
Are you a family photo pack rat?
- Do you take tons of family photos — capturing cute moments, special occasions, vacation trips, school activities and the kids’ dance recitals or soccer games?
- Are most of those photos still on your camera?
- Have you put them on your computer, photo CDs or DVDs?
- Do you get them printed, share a few and then stash the rest in a drawer or box?
Ask yourself:
- Why are you saving them?
- Who will ever look at them again?
- Did you really want to preserve those photo moments for your family? continue reading
Keep the Good Times Alive — Use Your Photos!
Use ‘em or lose ‘em! 
Don’t take the photos, look at them once and stash them away in a drawer. Use the photos to keep the great memories alive.
Follow Simple Photo Gifts for fresh ideas on taking better photos and using them for simple, creative and inexpensive photo gifts — books, booklets, notebooks, personal posters, day planners, accordion cards, photo playing cards and more.
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