Here's a comparison of the press-printed books and standard albums (not flush mounted or press-printed albums):
1. thickness - 8x8 black album and 8x8 brown fabric-covered book
2. binding -- book on bottom; album on top
3. page thickness -- book on left; album on right
4. gutters -- both will have a gutter (does not apply to press printed books which offer full-page spreads with no gutter)
5. mounting -- the album (on the left) is a photographic print mounted on heavy cardstock. The album pictured here is NOT flush mounted, so the print will not be even with the edge of the page. There will be a tiny margin around the edges where the backing will show. (Again, not applicable to flush mounted or press printed albums which go edge to edge.) The book print goes edge-to-edge, but is not a photographic print.
The coffee-table books look very much like the photographic books available in the bookstores, thus "coffee-table books." The albums are what people think of when you mention wedding albums, except now we have the luxury of adding more than one image per page.
Monday, September 6, 2010
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