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Jul 02, 2011 23:34 |  #1

OK, this is sort of going to expand from this post: https://photography-on-the.net …43&highlight=al​bum+design

I use Photojunction right now but recently got the chance to get Fundy SOS for pretty cheap ($150 off, so about half off). I'm VERY tempted. Every review I've read has been a rave review and it seems like this will make album building go faster. However, I'm actually pretty happy with Photojunction. It was a little interesting in the beginning but now that I get it I can build an album pretty quickly.

Only one person in that thread mentioned Fundy and besides saying it was awesome, didn't elaborate or give any details. So I was just curious if anyone here uses Fundy (and maybe someone who's used both Fundy and PJ) could tell me if it's worth paying $150 for the switch.


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Jul 02, 2011 23:52 |  #2

I have and use PJ and it works perfectly fine for me. You will have a new learning curve if you go a new route - which may be fine - but I am perfectly happy with PJ right now.


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Jul 03, 2011 04:51 |  #3

PJ works for me, I see no reason to change. Isn't fundy some kind of plugin to photoshop?


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Jul 03, 2011 07:59 |  #4

Lumapix's Fotofusion is $300 so not cheap, but it's wonderfully fast and efficient as well as very powerful. Admittedly, I'm not personally familiar with either PJ or Fundy, but if you're thinking about dropping $150 and you do a good album business, that extra $150 may be money well spent.


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