If I have old photos that are different sizes and just a plain page how do I put them on the page? Do I have to find those" 4 corner things" that my grandparents used?
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That's probably the best way. You can use "glue dots", but those will stay on the photos permanently.
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Yes, I would go to your local craft store and get photo corners. There are different types and colors. Have fun!
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They make photo glue or sticker type things you can use to make the pictures stick to the page. You can find at any craft store, even Walmart carries them.
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No, those unsightly corners are not necessary. There are several products that allow you to simply apply a clear double adhesive on the back of your photo. Once applied, simply position the photo on the page. This is a great album.
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The whole page is blank...it's one whole big page, not one that is divided with slots to place pictures in. You have to arrange the pictures the way you want to arrange them so you can control the amount of space around each picture for whether or not you want to write around them.
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Do all size sheets have to be the same. What sizes does it take. I want to scan 50 years of family photos. They are all different sizes and textures. Then I plan to burn them to disk. Does anyone know a relative quick way of doing this. I will have a new computer shortly (Vista). Right now the scanner from my cannon printer all in 1 takes a few minutes to scan each...this would take me the rest of my life. Plus I want to scan one photo at a time. Save and then I can burn to disk. HELP!! Thanks.
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Depends on how you design your pages. If you want more embellishments and journaling, you will put fewer photos. For scrapbooks that don't have a lot of messages/signature, I'd say 3 or four photos per page would look OK.
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You can put pictures on the front and back of each page, however there were only 10 pages thus it holds 20. I think at the time that I bought mine there also was one available that held 40 pictures. The pages do not have covering so I am looking for 8x10 plastic sheets to put over my pictures before I insert them. They are beautiful with gold metal corners and a narrow gold band around the picture opening.
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For print photos you can use the packaged guides that are 5x7, 4x6, 3x5. However, you can truly convert any size, as I have done it. (with the exception of 8/10)I've converted very unusual sizes ranging from years pre WWI! There seemed to be no standard size photos in the early 1900's. For unusual sizes it only takes a little maneuvering with placing the photo on the glass plate, covering with piece of paper, and Voila! You can have family photos from earlier generations! I was able to convert the smaller than wallet sized photos that were popular during WWI and not lose quality. You will love this product. For print photos you can use the packaged guides that are 5x7, 4x6, 3x5. However, you can truly convert any size, as I have done it. (with the exception of 8/10)I've converted very unusual sizes ranging from years pre WWI! There seemed to be no standard size photos in the early 1900's. For unusual sizes it only takes a little maneuvering with placing the photo on the glass plate, covering with piece of paper, and Voila! You can have family photos from earlier generations! I was able to convert the smaller than wallet sized photos that were popular during WWI and not lose quality. You will... » Read More For print photos you can use the packaged guides that are 5x7, 4x6, 3x5. However, you can truly convert any size, as I have done it. (with the exception of 8/10)I've converted very unusual sizes ranging from years pre WWI! There seemed to be no standard size photos in the early 1900's. For unusual sizes it only takes a little maneuvering with placing the photo on the glass plate, covering with piece of paper, and Voila! You can have family photos from earlier generations! I was able to convert the smaller than wallet sized photos that were popular during WWI and not lose quality. You will love this product. « Show Less
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Linda, Each page has five pockets. Two pockets are placed portrait-style and three are landscape-style. The two portrait (vertical) pockets align with the outside edge of the page. The top outside pocket has its top edge at the top edge of the page and the bottom pocket has its bottom edge at the bottom of the page. The three landscape (horizontal) pockets are on the inside edge of the page. If the page is on your left, the right edges of these three pockets align with the gutter (center) of the album. If the page is on your right, the left edges of these three pockets align with the gutter. With the album opened, you will have six landscape/horizontal pictures in the center flanking the gutter and the four portrait/vertical pictures on the outside edges. One lined column where you can write notes separates the vertical pictures from the horizontal pictures. It runs from the top of the page to the bottom. I hope this makes sense. I would be happy to send you a photo. Linda
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I copied it within Windows. Just copy the folder and then paste it where you want. I did the same with my large folder of photos.
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For 4x6 I had to use sheets that only hold two photos. I've been working with all sorts of sizes, many of them more than 100 years old, and it has been maddening. Sorry I can't give you a positive answer.
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Yes you can. You can save them to the inboard memory or a SD card. And if I remember correctly there are several templates that you can save still pictures too that give them borders and accents.
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Hello, If you have older photos, possibly scanned, you may have to optimize the photo to be compatible to the resolution of 1024 x 768 with a DPI of 72. After that, simply load onto the supplied 4GB Drive and insert into the frame. To resize your photos visit our support link: https://nix.zendesk.com/entries/22222492-How-to-Re-Size-Photos-for-your-Digital-Frame
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Photos are can be placed front and back. Photos fit into a matted sleeve, sturdy pages
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The photos need to be 15/16" on the top, and 1 & 1/8" on the sides. Good idea for Gram. Bought mine for my 90 year old Mom. God Bless.
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For print photos you can use the packaged guides that are 5x7, 4x6, 3x5. However, you can truly convert any size, as I have done it. (with the exception of 8/10)I've converted very unusual sizes ranging from years pre WWI! There seemed to be no standard size photos in the early 1900's. For unusual sizes it only takes a little maneuvering with placing the photo on the glass plate, covering with piece of paper, and Voila! You can have family photos from earlier generations! I was able to convert the smaller than wallet sized photos that were popular during WWI and not lose quality. You will love this product.
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I see a picture next to your question of the 200 Pocket Frame photo album. You cannot add pages to the photo albums. However you are able to add 12x12 pages to the 12 x 12 scrapbooks
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This album comes with 12x12 open pocket pages to put one (or two, back to back, depending on how much embellishments are added to each sheet) 12x12 inch piece of scrapbook paper into it that has been decorated and photos attached to it. But you can buy the 12 x 12 pages that have pockets for 4x6 photos and smaller pockets for journaling cards if you don't want to fool with scrapbooking and just want to use it as a photo album. It's versatile. You can purchase these pages here on Amazon or buy them at Walmart. I just picked up two packs at Walmart that have 10 pages each for under $3. Be sure they're the 3-ring pages and not the post-bound ones. A lot more can fit in this album than in those post-bound ones. Good luck!
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You have to purchase the cards seperatly but it is not the little cards. The pages are not unlike a photo album page. You can put any size of paper or card on that page.