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Print a photobook

THE MOTIF EXTENSION on Mac has been around for a while, making it easy to create and order photobooks long after Apple discontinued its own service. And now the easy–to–use software is available on iOS.

RR Donnelley — the company behind Motif — was actually responsible for printing Apple’s photobooks, so you can be assured that you’ll end up with a quality product.

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