When creating perpetual calendar styles, the simplest method is to create images for each month of the year, and to add an extra February image for leap years. Depending on the number of unique images, this method can be produced for as little as $39. When adding holidays, events, and other information like days of the week to a perpetual sequence, the construction becomes a bit more complicated. Since each year begins on a different day of the week, and there may be floating holidays that occur, the process of creating a perpetual calendar sequence becomes more involved. There are ways to record these types of changing values, but this will require some reshuffling or renaming of image files from year to year as they are applied to the following year. Available methods for creating these sequences also add to the number of images needed to display the desired information, raising the production cost for this type of calendar. I can explain the available options for people who want to add more to their perpetual calendar purchase than matted photos and calendar pages. The good news is that with a little creative selection, you can purchase a calendar once, and use it for as long as you want. I will work with you to get the best value for the price from your digital photo calendar. What can I make for you today?
Digital Photo Frame Calendars – Perpetual Techniques










