Print File Archival 35mm Size Negative Pages Holds Seven Strips of Four Frames, Pack of 25

This helped me so much when I was in photography for college! Perfect fit, size, quality, durability, and functionality! And it was very cheap for a very quality!

I have so many negatives that came back years ago just tucked in the envelope with the pictures. By putting them in these sleeves, it protects them from scratches and I'm also able to quickly view all of them at once if I want to do a reprint. Very nice!!

Great product

This is a great product. We all know this. However, Amazon can't figure out how to ship these. They fold them in half and put them in a bag. Fortunately, the crease was in between the slots for the negatives, so it was fine.

PrintFile is the standard for keeping your negatives in a three-ring binder. I had a bunch of short 24 exposure rolls that I used these for, but you really ought to buy the 7 row by 6 frame size which holds a full 36 exposure roll on each page.

this product is exactly what i wished. not only was it a value for the price but the seller got it to me in short order. this is my second purchase from this seller and i will for sure buy again.

this is the second time i’ve bought these and they work perfectly. I enjoy the heading section and they are quite sturdy. Highly recommend for this price super helpful for keeping all my film clean and organized.

Perfect for my home projects.

Quedan excelentes para los negativos

Us olds know what these are for, they’re so useful for organizing old negatives. Exactly what you need, arrives fast, decent price!

Funciona bem Material de qualidade Único problema é o preço que, por conta dos impostos no Brasil, se torna muito caro.

I find this product to be a bit more flimsy than I would have like. There is a bit of difficulty with insert the first one or two as the sheet tends to fold easily if the negative gets caught while sliding it in. It is NOT a continuous seal as advertised but at there is a break in the seal and the negatives have pointed corners so getting caught is a real possibility. However, after you get those first couple in, there is some rigidity to the sheet and it becomes a bit easier (as well as getting the hang of it). Other than that, the product is fine, hold the 7x 4 frame negative fine. What I don't understand is why there is an offset cut on the backside of the sheet (towards the side where the holes are) as well as the far side (away from the holes. The only reason I can guess is that it allows you to push the negative out of the sheet if needed. However, you can just as easily spread the opening wide enough to grab the corner of the negative.

No me gusto que solo cupieran cuatro negativos por sección, eso lo hace poco práctico, por eso cambié por el que tiene para seis.