Do photos in this album load from inside, outside, or top? Also, how secure do the slots seem (as in, ease of pictures falling out if tipped)?
2029335
The pictures load from the outside. I've never had any issues w/ photos falling out. I just tipped one of my albums to see - all secure. The 4x6" photos are snug enough to not fall out. I've filled about 20 of these albums & am very pleased.
2029336
They load for the outside. I have never had a problem with photos falling out. I have 20 albums and always look for thiis product
409932
The opening is on the top of each picture slot. So you have six slots per page. To use both sides of the page you put the pictures in back to back. I really like the set up
1852584
each end is open. pictures fit very well & lay flat on fridge~~that's where i have mine.
1877687
There are lots of designated spaces to put photos/invites in, but not a sleeve-type thing. You would have to use scrapbooking glue or tape to attach them.
1358774
The frame holds a limited number of pictures. I would suggest that the purchase of a storage card is advisable.
1429476
pull the card you have out of the slot and look at it. It should be the same. Keep in mind that going up to an 8 or higher will hold more pics and really doesn't cost that much more. I have one in my Kodak that works dandy.
1934001
No not at all. And my pictures often slip out of the top slots. Just an fyi
2085993
Yes, the top pocket is open at the top (not the side). However, the photos do not fall out easily -- at least, it has not been an issue for me. On the other hand, I also have the same brand of photo pages for 8 x 10 sized photos, (these also open/load at the top), and I do notice the 8 x 10 photos tend to slide up above the pocket opening a bit sometimes -- still, not enough that I am concerned about them falling out altogether, only slightly annoying. Hope this helps!
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I've had my case for awhile now and have had no issues with the camera. The cutout for the flash in no way hinders the ability to shoot your photo and they look just as good as if you'd taken them without the case. It took me a short period of time to figure out exactly how I needed to hold the phone for the photo as the front flap is hanging down on a landscape shot and to the side on a portrait shot. Once I figured that out it was smooth sailing. Beyond that, I am truly enjoying not having to carry a wallet. If I have my phone, I have what I need. It seems to be holding up quite well and I recommend this case. I've had my case for awhile now and have had no issues with the camera. The cutout for the flash in no way hinders the ability to shoot your photo and they look just as good as if you'd taken them without the case. It took me a short period of time to figure out exactly how I needed to hold the phone for the photo as the front flap is hanging down on a landscape shot and to the side on a portrait shot. Once I figured that out it was smooth sailing. Beyond that, I am truly enjoying not having to carry a wallet. If I have my phone, I have what I need. It seems to be holding up quite well and... » Read More I've had my case for awhile now and have had no issues with the camera. The cutout for the flash in no way hinders the ability to shoot your photo and they look just as good as if you'd taken them without the case. It took me a short period of time to figure out exactly how I needed to hold the phone for the photo as the front flap is hanging down on a landscape shot and to the side on a portrait shot. Once I figured that out it was smooth sailing. Beyond that, I am truly enjoying not having to carry a wallet. If I have my phone, I have what I need. It seems to be holding up quite well and I recommend this case. « Show Less
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I just opened an empty one, and no, it is not completely flat. Not even when full. Butt it DOES stay open. Personally I use these mainly to store, not to show art, You have to take the image out to get it flat enough to scan with no distortion.. I never had a handled portfolio that was not seriously WEAK at the handle . Itt probably follows that you get what you pay for, although even the expensive ones have not been sturdy enough to carry art., even the drawings that I cart off after displaying them This is one item you should probably purchase at a place you can see it and carry it hands on (you can always look for the same item online later).Jude I just opened an empty one, and no, it is not completely flat. Not even when full. Butt it DOES stay open. Personally I use these mainly to store, not to show art, You have to take the image out to get it flat enough to scan with no distortion.. I never had a handled portfolio that was not seriously WEAK at the handle . Itt probably follows that you get what you pay for, although even the expensive ones have not been sturdy enough to carry art., even the drawings that I cart off after displaying them This is one item you should probably purchase at a place you can see it and carry it hands... » Read More I just opened an empty one, and no, it is not completely flat. Not even when full. Butt it DOES stay open. Personally I use these mainly to store, not to show art, You have to take the image out to get it flat enough to scan with no distortion.. I never had a handled portfolio that was not seriously WEAK at the handle . Itt probably follows that you get what you pay for, although even the expensive ones have not been sturdy enough to carry art., even the drawings that I cart off after displaying them This is one item you should probably purchase at a place you can see it and carry it hands on (you can always look for the same item online later).Jude « Show Less
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If you can I haven't figured out how to do it. I've only managed to move my apps over and lose a bunch of pictures attempting to move them over. Still worth it, apps take up most of the space so they sit on the SD card by themselves.
1533753
My laptop had a slot in the front for camera memory cards. Since I upload my pics to our desktop via USB and rarely pull my camera's memory card out... I never tested it. But it was there. :)
1029141
thanks for your info! Will look into the site and hopefully get a good deal on a memory card :)
359662
It's easy to put the photos in and out. I haven't had any photos slide out. They stay put very well. I've tried to use the sleeves for thicker items - storing flat "rubber" stamps and thicker embellishments (I'm a scrap booker) but those items do slide out.
1071101
Upon inspection it does not look like pages can be added or removed without damage and after looking on the amazon site I didn't see any additional pages offered for this particular model. I will say that it does hold a lot of pictures. Hope this helped.
1103660
The photos I have in there now are secure, and the only way they have come out is by turning the page upside and shaking vigorously. I just tested an empty 4" x 5" envelope and shook it upside down. It came out much easier than the photo. I suspect if they are filled envelopes and are slightly bigger, it would be more secure in the flap.
262774
Wouldn't know to be honest.. Where you place the photos is a hard material .. Really good quality or so I think.. With a thin plastic sheet over .. Holds a lot of pictures.. Hope this helps if anything.. :)