Archive for June, 2009

What type of camera or system that transfers still pictures onto a DVD with music?

Saturday, June 27th, 2009
TJ posted:


A friend of mine made a “scrapbook” come to live on DVD with music for her son’s graduation. She hired an imaging company to do it for her.

I would like to get started in a business like that. I do not know where to begin. I would like to do that for my family and friends as well as start a business for profit.

Where can I get a camera, computer, computer program etc. that does that. The computer I own is older (has Windows 98) and doesn’t have a CD burner. Where do I begin? What are the steps to take? Any idea the cost to start up?

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Business selling scrapbook, portraits, photo items?

Saturday, June 27th, 2009
Vanessa posted:


I am thinking of starting a business selling my digitally designed portraits (along with other things). People would have the ability to drop of a snapshot and leave with a professional looking portrait. see here for an idea…(http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/ebayisapi.dll?vie… There would be no sitting time or fee, it’s really as simple as dropping of a snapshot and picking up your portraits in a few days. I also plan to sell personalized gift items, photo frames and scrapbook items. Is this something people would be interested in? Do you think a business like this would be financially lucrative?

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Any ideas?

Saturday, June 27th, 2009
Trying not to think about it posted:


I would really love to open a scrapbook and crafts store where I live. I am looking for information on how to by inventory and fixtures to start. Some have said to ask others how they started but I feel that they might not want to give that information feeling that it may take away from there business. I have searched online and find online scrapbooking stores not the inventory I am looking for.

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