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A4 photograph albums, any one able to recommend?

  • 22-01-2008 08:44PM
    #1
    Calina
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    Hmm.

    in line with my print addiction, I now need new photo albums...able to take A4 pages.

    Any ideas? I may wind up with art books and glue if necessary.


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  • #2
    stcstc
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    i have see recently these ones that you can add pages too. I think i was in whsmiths or somewhere like that in the wedding stationery section


    how about trying easons or somewhere


  • #3
    [Deleted User]
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    Not exactly a photo album but Easons sell these handy books with 20-40 A4 sleeves.Not the nicest presentation wise but quite practical.


  • #4
    sineadw
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    Hmmm.. for A4 I'd be tempted to go the homemade route TBH. Some lovely A3 paper in a few places, and some photo tape...


  • #5
    City-Exile
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    This is made for you, Calina. :)


  • #6
    elven
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    Looks like te only thing you'd get at that size is a portfolio case which means having your shots in sleeves. I might also be tempted to suggest a collection of nice thick paper somewhere between A4 and A3 size, get it bound at a printer type place with a nice metal comb, and use double sided tape (specific photo acid free stuff) to mount your prints on the pages. There are some black paper paged spiral bound books in places like easons that could also be used at a push, but the paper's just a smidgen too thin to hold up well. I often wondered if you might be able to stick two pages together to make it more substantial...

    Hmmm, now that's an idea :D


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  • #7
    Calina
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 8,219 ✭✭✭Calina


    City-Exile wrote: »
    This is made for you, Calina. :)

    My birthday's in November. Do you want me to remind you closer to the time? ;)

    thanks...that looks nice
    elven wrote: »
    Looks like te only thing you'd get at that size is a portfolio case which means having your shots in sleeves. I might also be tempted to suggest a collection of nice thick paper somewhere between A4 and A3 size, get it bound at a printer type place with a nice metal comb, and use double sided tape (specific photo acid free stuff) to mount your prints on the pages. There are some black paper paged spiral bound books in places like easons that could also be used at a push, but the paper's just a smidgen too thin to hold up well. I often wondered if you might be able to stick two pages together to make it more substantial...

    Hmmm, now that's an idea :D

    The sketchbooks are an attractive idea. I think they had a 12x12 one at some stage that might be suitable.

    I'll give a wander around Easons maybe thurs evening if I can make it into town and get some inspiration.

    thanks folks.


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