Do you factor in time in respect to cost? If you figure it up:

300 disc * 15min (per disc) =3D=3D 4500 minutes =3D=3D 3days 3 hours of
continous burning assuming you dont have any bad disc in the batch,
which in a bundle of 100 I usually get 2-3 that are dead.

Assuming you burn even at 8hours a day like a full time job that would
take you 9 days to copy.

If you have someplace press the discs, you=E0e going to look at the cost
of pressing + the cost of shipping.

A quick google search and I came across this:  http://www.cdrdvdr.com/
$0.57 US per disc which isnt bad. Im sure there are others out there
who might be cheaper.

Another route to go is check with local university CS departments and they =
such.
Maybe check with a local LUG and see if anyone recommends any local or
inexpensive services.

Just some ideas :) I have the photobug too.
BTW if you going to do this, and want to use DVD thats a lot of room
just for pictures, maybe you can author it as a slideshow DVD/data DVD
hybrid. That way they can pull the raw images off and just pop it in a
DVD player to view it.

g=B4luck!

-Josh

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