Kenro Paper Filing Pages - 120 x25 pages

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The Kenro KNF07 negative storage pages are designed for professional photographers, film collectors, and archivists seeking an economical and practical solution for organizing and preserving 120 roll film negatives. These pages offer long-term protection against dust, dirt, and scratches, ensuring the integrity of your film. While they provide excellent archival quality, their primary focus is on utility rather than advanced features, making them ideal for straightforward, safe storage.

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FAQs

What type of film does the Kenro KNF07 page hold?

The Kenro KNF07 pages are specifically designed to hold 120 roll film negatives.

How many strips of 120 film can each page hold?

Each page has space to securely hold four strips of 120 roll film.

Are these pages archival safe?

Yes, the pages are made from materials that are free from acid and chlorine, making them suitable for long-term negative storage.

Can I see my negatives clearly through the page?

The pages are made of translucent paper. You can see the negatives through them, but they are not fully transparent like acetate pages, which is typical for this type of archival paper storage.

Do these pages fit in any binder?

They are designed to fit standard three-ring binders. Kenro also offers a specific binder (KEN130) that is ideal for these pages.

What is the purpose of the data index card?

The data index card is included to help you organize and label the contents of each page, making it easier to locate specific film rolls or images later.

How should I store these pages once they are filled?

Store the filled pages upright in a binder in a cool, dry environment away from direct sunlight.

Troubleshooting

Film strips are difficult to insert.

Ensure the film strip is not curled or creased. Gently guide the edge of the film into the slot, making sure it is not forced.

Pages do not fit properly in the binder.

Confirm that you are using a standard three-ring binder. Ensure the binder rings are aligned correctly with the punched holes on the storage pages.

Negatives appear to be sticking to the page.

This can occur in high humidity. Ensure storage is in a dry environment. Avoid storing immediately after processing if film is not fully dry.

Data index card is missing.

Contact Kenro customer support or use a plain card cut to size for your notes.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Archival quality materials protect negatives from long-term damage.
  • Economical and practical for large collections.
  • Organized storage with index cards simplifies retrieval.
  • Fits standard ring binders for easy integration into existing systems.
  • Protects against dust, dirt, and minor scratches.

Cons

  • Translucent paper does not offer full transparency for immediate contact printing previews.
  • Limited to 120 roll film format.
  • Requires a separate ring binder for storage.
  • Not designed for extreme environmental protection (e.g., humidity control).

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Open a Kenro KNF07 negative storage page from the side.
  2. Carefully insert strips of 120 roll film into the designated slots. Ensure the film lies flat within each pocket.
  3. Use the provided data index card to note the contents of the page, such as date, subject, or roll number.
  4. Place the filled page into a standard ring binder, ideally the Kenro KEN130 Ringbinder with Slipcase, for optimal organization and protection.

Compatibility:

  • Designed specifically for 120 roll film negatives.
  • Compatible with standard three-ring binders.
  • Recommended for use with the Kenro KEN130 Ringbinder with Slipcase.

Care:

  • Store pages in a cool, dry environment, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
  • Handle pages and negatives with clean hands or gloves to avoid fingerprints and smudges.
  • Clean the exterior of the pages with a slightly damp, soft cloth if necessary. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials.

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