Kenro 35mm Negative File Pages - Paper - Pack of 25
An economical and practical method of storing negatives and contact proof pages. These translucent...An economical and practical method of storing negatives and contact proof pages. These translucent paper pages are acid-free, chlorine-free, and suitable for long-term negative storage. Each pack includes an indexing card for recording lighting conditions, filteration, exposure time, and other data. Designed for 35mm film negatives, these pages hold 7 strips of 6 frames each and are side-loading. Store your pages within a standard ring binder. Come in packs of 25.
The Kenro KNF08 Negative Storage Pages are designed for photographers who need an economical and practical way to store 35mm film negatives and contact sheets. They offer long-term archival safety with acid-free, chlorine-free translucent paper. While they provide excellent organization and protection, the translucent nature means they are not ideal for direct viewing without removing the negatives.
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Kenro
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FAQs
How many negatives does one page hold?
Each page holds 7 strips of 35mm film, with each strip containing 6 frames, for a total of 42 negatives per page.
Are these pages acid-free?
Yes, the pages are made from acid-free and chlorine-free translucent paper, ensuring safe long-term storage for your negatives.
Can I view my negatives directly on the page?
The pages are translucent, allowing some light through. For detailed viewing or critical assessment, it is recommended to remove the negatives from the page.
What size film are these pages for?
These pages are specifically designed for standard 35mm film negatives.
Does this product come with a ring binder?
No, the product includes 25 negative storage pages and an indexing card. A separate ring binder is required for storage.
What is the material of the pages?
The pages are made from heavy-duty, semi-rigid translucent paper that is cadmium and lead-free.
Troubleshooting
Negatives are difficult to insert.
Ensure the negative strip is straight and not bent. Gently guide the strip into the side-loading pocket without forcing it. Check that the pocket is free of debris.
Pages do not fit my ring binder.
These pages are designed for standard UK and European ring binders. Check the hole spacing on your binder to ensure compatibility. If using a US-style binder, an adapter or different page style may be needed.
Translucent paper seems too thin.
The pages are made from heavy-duty translucent paper designed for archival storage. If you require greater rigidity or opacity, consider using a different product line or additional protective sleeves.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Provides a cost-effective method for organizing film negatives.
Acid-free and chlorine-free materials ensure long-term preservation without degradation.
Designed to fit standard ring binders for convenient storage and retrieval.
Includes an index card for detailed record-keeping of shooting data.
Side-loading makes it easy to add or remove film strips.
Cons
Translucent paper may not be ideal for direct viewing of negatives without removal.
The material, while durable, is paper-based and could be susceptible to moisture damage.
Each page is specifically sized for 35mm film and not suitable for other formats.
Requires a separate ring binder for storage, which is not included.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Ensure your hands are clean and dry before handling film negatives and the storage pages.
Carefully slide strips of 35mm film negatives into the designated side-loading pockets. Each page accommodates 7 strips, with 6 frames per strip.
Record relevant shooting data (lighting conditions, filtration, exposure time, etc.) on the included indexing card.
Insert the filled page into a standard UK or European ring binder.
Compatibility:
Designed for standard 35mm film negatives.
Each frame pocket is approximately 3.5 cm wide.
Europunched to fit most standard ring binders (ensure your binder has suitable spacing).
Care:
Store pages in a cool, dry environment away from direct sunlight and excessive humidity.
Avoid prolonged exposure to extreme temperatures.
Clean pages gently with a dry or slightly damp soft cloth if necessary. Do not use harsh chemicals or abrasive materials.