Where can I get a nice 5x7 Album (150pics)

Need to put around 150 5x7 in one album, may be two. Need something that looks nice. What would you recommend guys?? Are there some really nice 5x7 proof albums??

Thanks for your help.

LuisE

Albums Inc. has a nice selection.

the Together Book, they take the loose prints and bind them

I just found this one , but not sure how it looks. Has some body tried this?

http://www.nightingale​albums.com/5x7photoalb​ums.shtml

Thanks Lysa and Coreypolis.

luise- i say this only because I know you really care...those look ugly... sorry. good luck! I really wish I had something to offer. I think I would come closer to useing corey's suggestion...

I order from albumsinc but I've only ordered proof books in 4x6. Is there a reason why you want to do 5x7s? I'm sure they offer that size also. Good luck.

islandphoto wrote in post #2823541
I order from albumsinc but I've only ordered proof books in 4x6. Is there a reason why you want to do 5x7s? I'm sure they offer that size also. Good luck.

Thanks Joanna, It is no me. It is the customer choise. and also is not really a proof. Is gonna be also a main album to show their pics to their friends. .

My question now is, where the people put their 5x7 prints??

Thanks for your help.

LuisE

Again, Albums Inc...has a GREAT selection...

Those ones are not bad, that you chose, but not for her main album...

Go to albumsinc.com. check those out first, plus the prices will be alot better then the site you showed us.

I just had a MOB who wanted an album with 100 5x7 prints (one per page) - it's not an easy task!

I offered her three options:
A 10x10, 40 side (2 per page), matted album from Maxima or Rennaissance.
An 8x8 Asukabook, 80 side (she would have to cut 20 photos).
An 8x8 Shared Ink book, 100 side, in either leather or linen cover.

Thr problem is how thick a traditional album is with 100 pages. The Satndard 5x7 slip in's from Albums Inc would require 5 volumes of 20 each...

jamiewexler wrote in post #2824525
I just had a MOB who wanted an album with 100 5x7 prints (one per page) - it's not an easy task!

I offered her three options:
A 10x10, 40 side (2 per page), matted album from Maxima or Rennaissance.
An 8x8 Asukabook, 80 side (she would have to cut 20 photos).
An 8x8 Shared Ink book, 100 side, in either leather or linen cover.

Thr problem is how thick a traditional album is with 100 pages. The Satndard 5x7 slip in's from Albums Inc would require 5 volumes of 20 each...

Did you look at my suggestion at all? Its not as nice as above mentioned albums, but if thats in addtion to or a substitute for a proof album, its worth a shot

http://www.togetherboo​k.com/

Sorry, Corey, I was quickly running through this morning and missed it. Cool concept, but I'm distracted by the fact that it is only one sided, and the back of the print shows on the other side...

I think most people put their 5x7 prints in frames. I offer the renaissance album from albums inc that consists of 24 5x7s that are in matted pages in a leather album - but 5x7 seems kind of big to put 150 into an album, but it's the customers choice.

coreypolis wrote in post #2825426
Did you look at my suggestion at all? Its not as nice as above mentioned albums, but if thats in addtion to or a substitute for a proof album, its worth a shot

http://www.togetherboo​k.com/

Thanks Coreypolis, I already suggested your recommendation to my customer. I am just waiting for her choise.
To me looks really nice and it would be a good option.

Thanks all of you for your help.

www.togetherbook.com has a new upload feature that they just launched. They also have a great two book special that includes two books, printing of the photos and a slip case for $249. + shipping. The upload feature is great and the turn around time has been less than a week! They also send out a coupon code for 10% off that they said I could share: LAUNCH07 The books are very high quality and they print on Fuji Archival Matte paper...prints cost .20 per print for 4x6 and .79 for 5x7. Of course the books are in addition the the cost of printing.

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