Kenro Acetate Filing Pages - Pack of 25

An economical and practical method of storing negatives and contact proof pages. There are two typ...

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The Kenro KNF10 Acetate Filing Pages are designed for photographers, film collectors, and archivists needing an economical and practical solution for long-term negative storage. These pages offer a key benefit of protecting film from damage and degradation while providing easy access and organization. A potential consideration is that they are designed for specific negative formats and may require additional protective measures for extremely sensitive archival needs.

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FAQs

What type of film do these pages store?

These pages are specifically designed to store 120 format film negatives, accommodating common sizes such as 6x6, 6x7, 6x4.5, or 6x9 cm.

Are these pages safe for long-term archival storage?

Yes, the pages are made from acid-free and chlorine-free transparent acetate, which is suitable for long-term negative preservation.

How many negatives can each page hold?

Each page is designed to hold 4 strips of universal 120 negatives.

Can I see my negatives without taking them out of the page?

Yes, the pages are transparent and allow for print-through viewing, so you can identify and select negatives without direct handling.

Do these pages come with a folder?

No, these are storage pages only. They are designed to fit into standard UK and European ringbinders, such as the Kenro A4 hard-backed folder.

What information can I record using the included indexing card?

The indexing card allows you to record details such as lighting conditions, filtration, exposure time, and other relevant data for each film strip stored.

Can I use these pages for 35mm film?

No, these pages are specifically designed for 120 format film and do not accommodate 35mm film strips.

Troubleshooting

Film strips are difficult to insert or remove.

Ensure you are using the correct film format (120). Gently align the film strip with the slot. If resistance is met, do not force it; check for any obstructions or damage to the page slot.

Pages do not fit into my ringbinder.

These pages are Europunched for standard UK and European binders. Check if your binder has a different hole punch pattern. If you are outside these regions, you may need to use a separate folder or hole punch.

Acetate appears cloudy or discolored over time.

This product is made from acid-free materials for long-term storage. If cloudiness occurs, ensure the storage environment is dry and free from contaminants. Avoid direct contact with liquids or chemicals.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Acid-free and chlorine-free materials ensure long-term negative safety.
  • Accommodates multiple 120 film formats, offering versatility.
  • Transparent design allows for easy viewing and identification without removing negatives.
  • Europunched for compatibility with common ring binders.
  • Includes an indexing card for detailed record-keeping.

Cons

  • Primarily designed for 120 film; other formats may not fit.
  • While durable, extreme conditions might require additional outer protection.
  • The semi-rigid nature may not be suitable for all minimalist storage preferences.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: Simply slide your processed 120 film strips into the designated slots on each page. Ensure the film is fully seated before closing the page. The pages are designed for side-loading.

Compatibility: These pages are specifically designed for 120 format film negatives. They are Europunched, making them compatible with most standard UK and European A4 ringbinders. They are ideal for use within the Kenro A4 hard-backed folder.

Care: To maintain the longevity of both the negatives and the storage pages, store them in a cool, dry environment away from direct sunlight and extreme temperature fluctuations. Clean the pages gently with a soft, dry cloth if necessary. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or solvents, as these can damage the acetate and potentially harm the film.

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