Hama Photo Corners, 2 x 500 corners, double pack (Self-adhesive, Suitable for Albums, Convenient Dispenser, Acid-free, Solvent-free, Archive-safe) - Transparent

Just buy them. There are plenty to have a little practice with. Naturally they are "fiddly", what do you expect, they are small corners to support pics in a frame or scrapbook or whatever. I'm personally adding to an A0 frame to display up to 60 photos. The adhesive is strong even with handling. What exactly is the problem with these people giving negative reviews unless they've received these damaged?

Looking at the reviews i was unsure about this as a few said they were fiddly and a bit rubbish. However, i really enjoyed using these in my scrapbook, the corners were easy to put on (apart from the first go as i hadn’t used picture corners in years). They stick very well to the paper and don’t budge!

Good value pack, they stick well. Did find the pull through bit of the box a pain; as you pull the paper through that they are stuck on, you notice gaps where some should be, then realise they are all getting caught and stuck on top of one another under the cardboard. They are nice and adhesive, which then means when they do get stuck on each other it's hard to pull them apart to use. Just pull the backing out of the box then you'll avoid this problem. Also notice they quite a few don't allow the photo to sit snug right into the corner, but as they are clear it isn't too noticeable. Would buy again.

To a certain degree, what can you say about photo corners? However, having just spent two days putting hundreds of old family photographs into an album I can safely say the following: I like the clear corners which allow you to see the whole photo (important if you have some teeny tiny ancient photos - you don't want a black corner hiding the picture. They are quite small (again, useful for those tiny old pictures) but not too small to be able to hold standard size pictures, or larger ones. They are not too sticky at first, so if you put the photo in wonky you can lift it quite easily and re-position, without damaging the paper. The stick seems to increase after time, so it's not like the corners are coming off the page willy-nilly. Some people found the packaging awkward; I simply opened the bottom side and let the roll out bit by bit. One or two corners got over-excited at the thought of freedom and pinged off, but that's nothing a less clumsy person won't be able to deal with. They seem to be doing their job with flair and commitment; just as well as I bought four boxes (LOTS of photos...). For most photos I have used one for all four corners, largely because otherwise as the album pages turn there is a certain amount of pressure on the photo - all four corners does help keep the picture in place. Very good price too.

Great stick! And discreet corners. Because they are small and neat it can be a little fiddly to get on photo corners but worth it as they give a great finish.

I used these for a scrapbook project, overall they were great but they were a bit tricky to get out at times. Sometimes there would be a whole load of them stuck together which meant they had to be thrown away. Once they were on the paper they didn’t budge.

These are very good. I have used lots of them

Good but awkward to handle. Ended up sticking them on the back of my hand then attaching two to photo, sticking in book and then adding final two. You need your own method else it can take some time to apply them.