Clear File's Archival Plus Negative Page is made of acid-free high-clarity 4 mil-thick polypropylene, so it's archival safe for your negatives. This is a 100-pack with each page capable of holding ten four-frame strips of 35mm negatives and fits most tall/oversized ring binders and albums.
- Holds 10 (4-Frame) Strips 35mm Negatives
- 4 mil-Thick Clear Polypropylene
- Acid-Free Archival Safe
- Use with Tall Albums or Binders
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ClearFile 100100B Reviews
Read, measure, re-read, re-measure, then buy
My problem with this item has nothing to do with the quality of the storage pages delivered. I didn't think about the dimensions closely enough and now I have these long pages that won't fit into the binders that I bought for them. (Or any other binders that I have around, for that matter.) The dimensions were not listed on the web page for this item. The developer/photo printer that I've used over the years cuts negatives into four-exposure strips. I saw these pages as a way to store a 36-exposure roll on a single page. This was going to make my negative storage and photo database dreams all come together. Now something has to go back and something new ordered. I'm currently scrambling to figure out what percentage of my large box of negatives are 24-exposure rolls, and what are 36. Maybe I can order some of the seven-strip x 5-exposure pages to store all my 24-exposure rolls and just have the 36-exposure rolls go into these pages. Moral of the story, do your thinking, measuring, and planning in advance. You'll have to do it eventually, so it might as well be up front.
4 Frames, only choice
I develop film in @ which gives me only 4 frames/strap, which is really painful as most archival page is 5/6 frames.This one fits perfect for meIt's also very cheap.
