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Custom Photo Calendars – Half Off!

Posted by on Jan 19, 2007 | 6 Comments

Still haven’t found the perfect 2007 calendar? Have I got a deal for you! PhotoWorks is offering a whopping 50% off their custom photo calendars through the end of the month. How cool would it be to have a fully customized family photo calendar? Way cool, baby … and just in time for Valentines Day …

When you start with your own digital photographs, the possibilites are endless.
PhotoWorks offers calendars with spiral binding in the following sizes:

  • “Really Big” 11″ x 24″
  • Vertical 11″ x 16″
  • Horizontal 11″ x 8″
  • Wall 10″ x 14″
  • Wall Basic 12″ x 7″

Don’t hesitate … if you snooze, you lose. PhotoWorks’ calendar offer only runs until January 31st. (Although you can have your calendar start with any month.) In order to save 50% on your calendar, you’ll need to enter this coupon code at checkout: C884-38-5122-51

You can save even more by buying in bulk … orders of 3 or more calendars may qualify for quantity discounts (with quantity breakdowns at 3 & 10 copies).

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  • Valerie

    Dan,

    THANK YOU for this tip! I’ve called Photoworks several times asking if there is any possible way I could get a permanent discount on their calendars since they ALWAYS seem to have discounts offered on the site, but they refuse to work with me. I am a wedding photographer and had already ordered almost 100 calendars with them in the last month for INDIVIDUAL clients (thus the “bulk” discount won’t always work for us). This year (2007) we intend on ordering 200+ THROUGHOUT the year since they were such a hit this last year and people keep asking us for more. Do you have a special way of finding out about these deals when they don’t seem to post them anywhere on their site? I’d sure love to know if you’d be willing to share it with me.

    Thanks!
    Valerie

  • Anonymous

    So how does the 3d work for movies? I heard that it was that every other line was a different image of the shot, and the glasses have a lens that splits the picture. . if this is so, philip defranco had an idea that was to use that to play videogames. you have one screen that is not split but one persons screen is on lines 1,3,5,7 etc and the otheres 2,4,6,8 and so on. that way you could both play “split screen” on a full screen. Would any of this work?

    • http://www.engadget.com Richard Lawler

      That already exists. Vizio was showing that setup at CES and Sony has announced it’s going to be pushing it as well.

  • http://spiritquest.myopenid.com/ stereoket

    Most movie theatres use the RealD system projection system. Digital in nature, the movie is projected at approx 120-130 fps through a special adapter that is retrofitted to a normal Digital Cinema projection system. It has circular polarised filter so that the left and the right image a re projected at high frame rates so that we don’t notice the difference in separation. The glassed that we wear, filter the left and right view to each eye. The brain fuses the stereoscopic image together.

    • Anonymous

      well some places now make 2d glasses, for people that dont like the 3d or the 3d just gives them headaches. They way i think they work is by putting two of the same lenes in the glasses, so you only see one of the images and not both. So if that is the case could the idea of playing a “spit screen” game on full screen work?

  • kelvinscott

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