JP4277013B2 - How to book a photo book - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a bookbinding method for a photo book.

  Conventionally, a bookbinding method of a photo book using a printed photograph has been proposed.

  For example, in (Patent Document 1), two printed photographs are laminated with one sheet, the sheet is folded in half so that the back surface is hidden, and a photographic sheet unit is connected, and the photographic sheet unit is connected to form a photograph. A method of binding a collection is described.

  However, the above-described manufacturing method is difficult to perform manually because of the troublesome positioning and the like at the time of laminating and bonding. In practice, a dedicated apparatus as shown in (Patent Document 2) is required, and a photo book can be easily collected. There was a problem that could not be bound.

  In addition, since a spread page is created using two printed photographs, there is a problem that it is difficult to create a page in which the left and right sides of the spread are continuous.

Japanese Patent No. 2769402 JP 2004-323164 A

  In view of the above problems, an object of the present invention is to provide a method for easily binding a photo book using a photographic sheet on which an image or the like is displayed without using a dedicated apparatus.

  It is another object of the present invention to provide a method for manufacturing a photo book in which continuous images are posted on the left and right pages of a spread using the photographic sheet.

To solve the above problems, the present invention, both surfaces have a photographic sheet on which an image or the like is displayed has a substantially twice as large as the photo album, the shape retention at PHOTO and approximately equal size A photo bookbinding method using an adhesive layer and a mount on which release paper is laminated in order, and each photographic sheet is folded in half so that the back surface is exposed, and the photographic sheet and the mount are The fold side of the photographic sheet is aligned alternately, and the side facing the fold side is fixed with a clip, etc., and the side of the fold side is opened in a fan shape, Only the part located on the crease side of the photographic sheet is peeled off from the mount, and the adjacent photographic sheet and the mount are partially bonded, and the clip is removed to separate the photographic sheet from the mount. photo by withdrawing peel off the paper completely Shitosu Create a click, fold side of the photographic sheet stack, characterized in that binding to be located on the back cover side.

  According to the above configuration, by alternately bonding the photographic sheet on which an image or the like is displayed and the mount having the shape retaining property and the adhesive layer being provided, each of the photographic sheet having the shape retaining property is adhered. Since pages are formed one after another, a photo book can be easily bound without using a dedicated device or the like.

  Further, since the left and right pages of the spread are formed by folding one photographic sheet in half, a photo book in which continuous images are posted on the left and right pages of the spread is easily created.

  According to the above configuration, a photographic sheet stock in which only a part is adhered is formed by laminating the photographic sheet and the mount while adhering a part thereof, and then the release paper is extracted and adjacent. Since the photographic sheet and the mount are completely bonded, it is only necessary to align the edges when bonding a part of the photographic sheet and the mount, and it is easy without finely adjusting the position. Bookbinding is performed.

In the bookbinding method of the photo book according to the present invention, the surface of the photographic sheet is laminated.

  According to the above configuration, the surface of the photographic sheet is protected from dirt and scratches.

In the bookbinding method for a photo book according to the present invention, the adhesive layer is made of an acrylic resin adhesive.

  According to the said structure, the kind of adhesive agent provided in a contact bonding layer is specified from a viewpoint of shortening work time while preventing a curvature.

In the bookbinding method for a photo book according to the present invention, the outer periphery of a photographic sheet stack formed by laminating photographic sheets is cut.

  According to the above configuration, a photo book with excellent aesthetics can be created. Further, when the adhesive is exposed on the cut surface, the adhesive can be completely wiped off with rubber or cloth.

In addition, the photo book obtained by the bookbinding method of the photo book according to the present invention has a photographic sheet on which an image or the like is displayed and a mount having a shape-retaining property and having an adhesive layer on the surface alternately laminated. A photo book bound by using the photo sheet stack, wherein the photo sheet has a size approximately twice that of the photo book, and the mount has a size substantially equal to the photo book. Each photographic sheet is folded in half so that the back surface is exposed, and the photographic sheet and the mount are alternately laminated with the fold side of the photographic sheet aligned, facing the fold side surface Fix the side surface with a clip, etc., make the side of the crease side open in a fan shape, peel only the part located on the crease side of the photographic sheet of each release paper from the mount, and adjoin the photo Glue the sheet and mount partly and front Remove the clip, etc., completely peel off the release sheet between the photographic sheet and the backing sheet and remove it to create a photographic sheet stack. The left and right pages are composed of one photographic sheet.

  According to the above configuration, the left and right pages of the photo book are formed by folding one photographic sheet in half, so that it is possible to display continuous images on the left and right pages of the spread.

  According to the above configuration, it is easy to use a photographic sheet on which an image or the like is displayed without using a dedicated device by using a mount having a shape-retaining property and an adhesive layer and a release paper sequentially laminated on the surface. It is possible to book a photo book.

  In addition, it is possible to publish continuous images on the left and right pages of the spread.

  In addition, photographic sheets such as paper and cloth can be attached to the mount without depending on the material of the photographic sheet. Binding can be performed using a photographic sheet formed by combining several different paper materials.

  And when cutting a photographic sheet stack, there is no sticking of dirt on the cut surface as seen when using double-sided tape, or the cut surface is not darkened, and a photo book with excellent aesthetics. Can be created.

  Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail. First, the manufacturing method of the photograph collection 1 which concerns on embodiment (1) of this invention is demonstrated based on FIGS. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the photo book 1 is formed of a photographic sheet stack 2 and a cover 3 member.

  As shown in FIGS. 3 and 5, the photographic sheet stack 2 is configured by alternately stacking photographic sheets 21 and mounts 22.

  The photographic sheet 21 is a paper sheet having a size approximately twice as large as that of the photograph collection 1 and having an image 26 composed of photographs, characters, and the like drawn or printed on the surface 211.・ Includes design drawings with patterns, etc., and paintings with people and landscapes. The type of paper material of the photographic sheet 21 is not particularly limited, and is selected as appropriate, such as printing paper such as coated paper, art paper, matte paper, high-quality paper, Kent paper, Japanese paper, drawing paper, and the like. The photographic sheet 21 is not limited to a paper material but may be a cloth material such as a non-woven fabric.

  The photographic sheet 21 may be formed by combining paper sheets made of different materials. That is, a part of a paper sheet serving as a base is cut out according to the size of a printed photograph, and a printed photograph is inserted into the cut-out part, or a plurality of paper sheet is laminated and laminated. It may be a paper sheet. As will be described later, this is possible because the adhesive provided on the adhesive layer 23 exerts an adhesive force without depending on the material of the paper material.

  The mount 22 is formed of a paper material having a shape-retaining property, such as cardboard base paper, cardboard, drawing paper, etc., having a size substantially equal to that of the photo collection 1, and is bonded to the surfaces on both sides as shown in FIG. The layer 23 and the release paper 24 are laminated in this order.

  The adhesive provided in the adhesive layer 23 is an acrylic resin adhesive mainly composed of an acrylate ester in consideration of the softness of the dry film, water resistance, alkali resistance, and the like. Even when the adhesive is exposed from the side surface of the photographic sheet 21, it does not cause the stain of the photographic sheet 21.

  In addition, since this adhesive exhibits an adhesive force without depending on the material of the paper material (including water-resistant ones), it is not necessary to use different adhesives depending on the material of the paper material to be attached.

  Furthermore, this adhesive can be peeled cleanly using a release agent mainly composed of normal hexane or the like when it is desired to peel off the adhesive once it has been adhered.

  As shown in FIG. 6, the cover member 3 is a back cover that connects the front cover 31 and the back cover 32, and the back cover 32 and the back cover 32. It is formed in a sheet shape having a portion 33, and is substantially U-shaped in a side view by bending the cover portion 31 and the spine portion 33, and between the back cover portion 32 and the spine portion 33 at substantially right angles. Further, an adhesive portion 34 for adhering the photographic sheet stack 2 is provided on the inner surface of the front cover portion 31 and the back cover portion 32 when bent.

  The adhesive provided in the bonding portion 34 is a water-soluble adhesive such as PVA (polyvinyl alcohol) used for general bookbinding, starch-based glue based on starch, or acrylic resin-based adhesive. Adhesive, EVA (ethylene-vinyl acetate resin) and the like.

  Below, the bookbinding method of the photograph collection 1 is demonstrated using FIGS. 3 and 5, the photographic sheet 21, the mount 22, the adhesive layer 23, and the release paper 24 are shown thick for easy understanding.

  First, as shown in FIG. 3, the photographic sheet 21 is folded in half so that the back surface 212 is exposed and the front surface 211 is hidden. Then, the release paper 24 attached to one surface of the mount 22 is peeled off to expose the adhesive layer 23, and the exposed back surface 212 of the photographic sheet 21 folded in half and the mount 22 are attached. Match.

  At this time, since the mount 22 has shape-retaining properties, if the photographic sheet 21 is placed and bonded together with the mount 22 held in hand, the bonding position may be shifted or the photographic sheet 21 may be wrinkled. Without sticking, it can be easily pasted to the desired position.

  Next, the other release paper 24 of the mount 22 is peeled to expose the adhesive layer 23, and the photographic sheet 21 that should be adjacent to the already-attached photographic sheet 21 is folded in half in the same manner as above, and each photograph The fold side of the sheet 21 is aligned and aligned, and the photographic sheet 21 and the mount 22 are bonded together.

  By repeating this operation, the backing sheet 3 and the photographic sheet 2 are alternately bonded so that the positions of the folds of the respective photographic sheets 21 are aligned, so that the photographic sheet stack 2 as shown in FIG. Is formed. For the sake of explanation, the side surface on the fold side of the photographic sheet stack 2 is referred to as a side surface 251, and the side surface 252, the side surface 253, and the side surface 254 are clockwise from the side surface 251.

  Then, if necessary, one side or a plurality of sides of the photographic sheet stack 2 is cut. In order to improve the beauty of the photo album 1, it is desirable to cut the side surface 252, the side surface 253, and the side surface 254 except the side surface 251 on the fold side that is the spine cover side. FIG. 5 shows a state where the side surface 253 is cut at the position B.

  At this time, when the adhesive of the adhesive layer 23 is exposed from the cut surface, the cut surface is rubbed with rubber or cloth, and the adhesive of the adhesive layer 23 is wiped from the cut surface, thereby maintaining the aesthetic appearance of the cut surface. Can do.

  As shown in FIG. 6, the photographic sheet stack 2 created in this way is bonded to the inside of the cover portion 31 and the back cover portion 32 of the cover member 3 so that the fold side is located on the back cover side. By fixing to the portion 34, the photo book 1 is completed.

  By the bookbinding method described above, a photo book with excellent aesthetics can be easily created without using a dedicated apparatus and without troublesome operations such as fine alignment, application of glue, and drying.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 2, a photographic sheet 21 having a size approximately twice as large as that of the photograph collection 1 and displaying the image 26 is folded in half at a fold 213, and one photographic sheet 21 is Since the left and right pages of the spread are formed by the surface 211A and the surface 211B, the photo book 1 on which the continuous images 256 are posted on the left and right pages of the spread is easily bound.

  Furthermore, the photographic sheet 21 is bonded to the mount 22 having shape retention, the adhesive layer 23 is provided in advance on the mount 22, and the adhesive provided on the adhesive layer 23 does not contain moisture. As a result, each page of the photo album 1 is not bent or warped.

  Then, by using the A3 size photographic sheet 21 and the A4 size mount 22, an A4 size photo book which is the most general size is created.

  In the bookbinding method described above, the method of creating the photographic sheet stack 2 by alternately bonding the photographic sheets 21 and the mounts 22 one by one has been described. The backing sheet 22 with the release paper 24 still laminated on the surface thereof is alternately stacked, and then the photographic sheet 21 and the backing sheet 22 are bonded together while removing the release paper 24 from each layer. May be created.

  That is, as shown in FIG. 7, all the photographic sheets 21 and the mount 22 are alternately stacked with the direction of the fold side aligned, and the side surface 253 facing the fold side surface 251 is clipped or the like (not shown). ) So that the fold side surface 251 can be opened like a fan. And about each release paper 24, only the part located in the crease | fold side of the photographic sheet 21 of the release paper 24 is peeled off from the mount 22, and the adjacent photographic sheet 21 and the mount 22 are partially adhere | attached. When this operation is performed on all the release papers 24 and the above-mentioned clips and the like are finally removed, a photographic sheet stack 2 ′ is obtained in which only the vicinity of the side surface 251 on the fold side is fixed by the adhesive of the adhesive portion 23.

  Then, as shown in FIG. 8, in this photographic sheet stack 2 ', the entire backing paper 22 and the photographic sheet 21 are brought into intimate contact with each other while completely removing the release paper 24 from each mounting paper 22 and removing it. Glue. In this way, by adhering all the adjacent photographic sheets 21 and the mount 22, the photographic sheet stack 2 is completed. According to this bookbinding method, since the fold side surface 251 located on the spine cover side after bookbinding is fixed first, it is possible to easily perform adhesion without using nerves for fine alignment and the like.

  In addition, when the photographic sheet 21 is a paper material such as a printed photograph whose surface is easily damaged, the surface is preferably laminated. This protects the image 26 and prevents dirt from being attached or damaged by stress.

  Further, a plurality of paper materials (or cloth materials) made of different materials are combined to create a photographic sheet 21, or photographic sheets 21 of various materials are interwoven and laminated to create a photographic sheet stack 2. Book 1 can be bound.

  In the bookbinding method of the photo book 1 of the present invention, the troublesome work at the time of fine alignment is omitted by using the mount 3 having the above-mentioned shape retaining property and the function of a double-sided tape, and is conventionally used. Without having to use a dedicated device such as that described above, and without having to do the troublesome work of applying glue to each photographic sheet and drying it, it is easy to bind a photo book with excellent aesthetics from the photographic sheet 21. Is possible.

It is a perspective view which shows the perspective view of the photograph collection which concerns on embodiment (1). It is a perspective view which shows the perspective view of the open state of the photograph collection which concerns on embodiment (1). It is the perspective view which showed the bookbinding process of the photograph collection which concerns on embodiment (1). It is an enlarged view of the A section of FIG. It is the perspective view which showed the bookbinding process of the photograph collection which concerns on embodiment (1). It is the perspective view which showed the bookbinding process of the photograph collection which concerns on embodiment (1). It is the perspective view which showed the bookbinding process of the photograph collection which concerns on embodiment (1). It is the perspective view which showed the bookbinding process of the photograph collection which concerns on embodiment (1).

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Photobook 2, 2 'Photo sheet stack 21 Photo sheet 211 Front surface 212 Back surface 213 Fold 22 Mount 23 Adhesive layer 24 Release paper 251 Fold side surface 252 Side surface 253 Side surface 254 Side surface 26 Image 3 Cover member 31 Cover section 32 Back Cover part 33 Back cover part 34 Adhesive part

Claims (4)

A photographic sheet that is approximately twice the size of a photo book and displays images, etc., and has a shape-retaining property that is approximately the same size as the photo book, with an adhesive layer and release paper laminated on both sides in order. A bookbinding method for a photo book using a mount,
Each of the photographic sheets is folded in half so that the back surface is exposed, and the photographic sheet and the mount are alternately laminated with the fold side of the photographic sheet aligned so that the side faces the fold side With a clip or the like so that the side of the crease side can be opened like a fan, and only the part of each release paper located on the crease side of the photographic sheet is peeled off from the mount, Adhering partially to the backing sheet, and removing the clip etc., creating a photographic sheet stack by completely peeling off the release paper between the photographic sheet and the backing sheet,
A bookbinding method for a photo book, wherein bookbinding is performed such that the fold side of the photographic sheet stack is positioned on the spine side. A bookbinding method for a photo album according to claim 1,
A bookbinding method for a photo book, characterized in that the surface of the photographic sheet is laminated. A bookbinding method for a photo album according to claim 1 or 2,
The bookbinding method for a photo book, wherein the adhesive layer comprises an acrylic resin adhesive. A bookbinding method for a photo album according to claim 3,
A bookbinding method for a photo book, wherein an outer periphery of a photographic sheet stack formed by laminating photographic sheets is cut.

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