Is there any difference between iPhotobooks and Aperturebooks

Hello,
Can someone tell me if there is any difference in paperquality and covermaterials between iPhotobooks and books via Aperture.
I did receive my first iPhotobook: it looks good in printing and coulor, but the paper is a bit thin(cheap look). It feels the same as the paper in the books of our warehouse. Apart from the design options will the quality be better if I print it vias Aperture?
Thanks for any comment
Suzanne

No, there is no difference. Instance name is the same as SID.

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