Custom photo albums
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Allanv

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215 months

Saturday 12th April 2014
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Hope this is the right place, so here goes.

I want to buy a couple of albums but I want to have it customised with a photo from the holiday.
Looking on line they all seem to be photo books which I assume is pre-printed pages of the photos but I would like to put the real photos into the album myself.

So it would need the 6x4 inserts.

Does anyone know of a service that can do this?

The reason for the mad scheme is most albums covers are boring so I want it to represent the location of the holiday.

Thanks in advance.

GetCarter

31,226 posts

308 months

Saturday 12th April 2014
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If you buy a photo book, you can make the cover look however you want.

HTH

Allanv

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Saturday 12th April 2014
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GetCarter said:
If you buy a photo book, you can make the cover look however you want.

HTH
But isn't a photo book, a book with all your photos printed on pages?

I want an album with a custom cover but I still want to put the photos I had developed into.

Does that make sense at all? Or not.

I am old ya know smile

GetCarter

31,226 posts

308 months

Saturday 12th April 2014
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Allanv said:
But isn't a photo book, a book with all your photos printed on pages?

I want an album with a custom cover but I still want to put the photos I had developed into.

Does that make sense at all? Or not.

I am old ya know smile
Okay... they are either old 6 x 4s or you have been using a film camera and have had them developed and want to stick them in a book - right?

Can't really help, except to say that if you still have the negs you can get them turned into digital photos, then you can create a book with any sort of cover you want.

If you don't have the negs, then I think you might have to trawl ebay (but then you'll still have a crap cover)

BTW, I'm old too.

Allanv

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Saturday 12th April 2014
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GetCarter said:
Allanv said:
But isn't a photo book, a book with all your photos printed on pages?

I want an album with a custom cover but I still want to put the photos I had developed into.

Does that make sense at all? Or not.

I am old ya know smile
Okay... they are either old 6 x 4s or you have been using a film camera and have had them developed and want to stick them in a book - right?

Can't really help, except to say that if you still have the negs you can get them turned into digital photos, then you can create a book with any sort of cover you want.

If you don't have the negs, then I think you might have to trawl ebay (but then you'll still have a crap cover)

BTW, I'm old too.
I think I am confusing things, I took my digital SDHC card to Tesco to be developed into 6x4 prints, so all modern in that respect.

I just want to put the prints into an album that I can design the front cover. I do not want a book of prints if that makes sense, when I open said album if someone wants to remove the print they can for a closer look.
slip the photo from the page have a look put it back, but a photo book is well like a book?

Going in for crappy phone images to see if this works.

So album like this, but fancy a custom cover.



With photos this size or bigger, that is not the issue.

I am sure I am confusing things you know frown



With inserts like this.





Jesus the S3 really is a crap camera, glad I use a proper camera for the holidays

Edited by Allanv on Saturday 12th April 19:32

GetCarter

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Can't help I'm afraid... but I can't see why anyone would want to remove a photo "for a closer look" that would be really weird wink

Good luck with your search. My best tip would be search for scrapbooks, and you may find one that has a see through cover behind which you could put your own design.

Simpo Two

92,680 posts

294 months

Saturday 12th April 2014
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I suppose there's always the option of buying a traditional album, and getting a print made of your choice that's big enough to wrap round the cover (or do it in sections so the folded bit doesn't go manky) stick it down and then cover it with clear sticky-backed plastic folded round into the inside.



Don't forget the Cash's name tape smile