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  • It appears a photo could be no larger than 7" x 4" -- allowing for a bit of space. So a common size would be 6x4? Not very many of the photo "deals" come in that size, if you order online through someone like Walgreens. Is that correct? Of course I can print my own, but knowing me, I won't. Is that why this is a clearance item? An index card runs about 5x3. The photo looks so picture perfect, but none of the hundreds of photos I need to organize are the same size. Binders don't work: the photos are either always falling out, or too tight. Even ziplock bags fail ultimately.
    Do you know of a miracle box? Sorry I sound this way, just struggling with photo organization. Those old rectangular shaped photo albums with the "corners" didn't even work that well; but ever since we got into Eco and acid-free, I can't find a good way to store photos. Cardboard boxes are not the answer either.
    Haha sorry to be so negative.   By: tsakakawia (16-Jul-15) Helpful Question?  Yes  |  No Thank you! Report Inappropriate This question has been reported. Thank you!
    • If I had to guess, I'd say it's on clearance because too many people complained about it, but let me answer your question first. Yes, it holds photos that are 4x6 or smaller. Now, let me say this thing is a pain in the butt to put together! It's a hard plastic that is not very flexible, so trying to bend it, hold it and try to fit the tabs in the slots is almost impossible. I had to put it aside twice because I got so frustrated! If I was you, I wouldn't buy it. As for other options, well, I would suggest you get all future prints in the same size unless you're going to frame them. That will just make it easier from now on.
      Storage is a problem, and that's why I went digital and download all my photos and only print the ones I want.
      Maybe you can check at either Michael's or Joann Fabrics. A long time ago I bought a pretty box at a place like that for photo storage. Do you have a computer scanner? That would be time consuming, but is the best option. Just be sure to save a copy on a thumb drive, if you do scan them.
      Sorry I couldn't help you more! Good luck. By: Undone524 (17-Jul-15) Helpful Answer?  Yes  |  No Thank you! Report Inappropriate This Answer has been reported. Thank you!
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