Photo album Hama Fine Art Blue 50 sheets 100 x 150

The Hama Fine Art Blue photo album holds up to 50 sheets sized 100 x 150 mm and is designed to store and present prints and instant photos in an elegant, compact format. With external dimensions of approximately 280 mm wide and 240 mm high, the album combines a slim profile with a hard cover that protects photos from dust and light while keeping them organized for easy browsing.

Advantages

The Fine Art design offers a refined textured cover in blue that resists everyday wear and gives a consistent look on a shelf or coffee table. Its capacity for 50 sheets provides a balance between compactness and storage, suitable for small to medium collections of standard-format prints. The internal pages are arranged to hold 100 x 150 mm images securely, preventing shifting and ensuring photos lie flat for long-term preservation.

Suitable for

• Storing and presenting 100 x 150 mm printed photos and instant prints
• Organising family events, travel memories, or special occasions
• Gift giving for birthdays, anniversaries, and holidays
• Compact archival of small photo collections

Key specifications

• Cover style: hard cover with fine art textured finish
• Colour: blue
• Capacity: up to 50 sheets
• Compatible media size: 100 x 150 mm
• External dimensions: approx. 280 mm (W) x 240 mm (H)
• Page format: pages designed to hold standard 100 x 150 mm photos flat and secure

How to use

Open the album and insert each 100 x 150 mm photograph into the corresponding page slot or mount, aligning the image edges with the page guides to ensure even placement. Close the album between uses to protect contents from dust and direct sunlight. When arranging photos, place heavier or thicker prints on lower pages to maintain even page opening and avoid stress on the binding.

Usage recommendations

Store the album in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and high humidity. Use acid-free mounting materials if adding additional supports or captions. Handle photos by their edges to limit fingerprints and oils on the image surface.