Hama Fine Art Photo Album, 50 Black Pages (25 Sheets), Spiral Bound Album 24 x 17 cm, with Cut-Out Window in which a Picture can be Inserted, Burgundy

This is a glue on scrap book not a photo album.

The album itself is great quality, I had the blue and the colour is stunning.Lots of room for photos and the album is super sturdy.Only thing that lets this product down is the lack of photo corners or anything to stick them with. Easily solved by buying separately however.Will be purchasing a few more

Just 50 black pages so you have to GLUE your photos and ruin their integrity. DO NOT BUY

I got this to fill with photos for my mum, along with a roll of double sided sticky tape, and the finished article made her cry, and I had to constantly reassure her that it didn't cost me the earth and that she didn't have to treat it like fine bone china. I had to encourage her to use and abuse it rather than be scared of it. She thought it cost me a small fortune!Personally I think that it looks better with 25 photos in, because when you turn the pages, there is a lovely tissue paper on one side, and if you only put the photos in under the tissue paper it gives the whole thing a really classy upmarket feel. Luckily, that was just enough for the amount of photos I had to stick in, otherwise I would have probably gone for the bigger album rather than putting two on a double page spread.The quality of the pages is unbelievable for the price, and the tissue paper really gives it a luxurious feeling. The thick outer covers are also very well made and the whole thing just screams fancy, and looks a lot more expensive than it actually is. I would highly recommend this.

Nice size album, and love you can pop a pic in the front cover. The album has 50 pages, and had a layer of opaque paper to protect your photos too. A bit of a squeeze to put 2 photos on one page. My photos were 6" x 4" ... but still a lovely album. The cover is sturdy and looks good quality. And the spiral binding means each page can be opened easily without bending the pages.

Excellent album as described