TXLEBER
17th of April 2008 (Thu), 10:23
So I'm about to do my first wedding album. I chose Fotofusion to put it together. I bought the Extreme version 4.2. Luckily I didn't pay full price for it as I bought off of someone who doesn't use it anymore.
What I found out though was that I could have saved even more money by buying the Enhanced version for $119. And If I ever needed the features in the Extreme version I could have paid a monthly fee of $15 which gives you an upgrade to the next higher version. There is no contract on the monthly fee. You can cancel at any time.
So for my album I was planning on doing a 24x12 spread. The enhanced version is limited to 13x19 (or 19x13). Since I won't be doing 24" albums all too often, it would have benefited me to just get the Enhanced version, paid for the monthly upgrade and saved a TON of money.
$119 + $15= $134 as opposed to $299 for the Extreme version. I could have saved $165.
If you want to compare the versions here's the LINK (http://lumapix.com/web_about/about_product-comparison.shtml).
What I found out though was that I could have saved even more money by buying the Enhanced version for $119. And If I ever needed the features in the Extreme version I could have paid a monthly fee of $15 which gives you an upgrade to the next higher version. There is no contract on the monthly fee. You can cancel at any time.
So for my album I was planning on doing a 24x12 spread. The enhanced version is limited to 13x19 (or 19x13). Since I won't be doing 24" albums all too often, it would have benefited me to just get the Enhanced version, paid for the monthly upgrade and saved a TON of money.
$119 + $15= $134 as opposed to $299 for the Extreme version. I could have saved $165.
If you want to compare the versions here's the LINK (http://lumapix.com/web_about/about_product-comparison.shtml).