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I test it and check the file quality is perfect

My negatives page-storing system (a folder in the safe) was lacking. I knew this binder would be a better solution. Now the pages are in a dust-proof container. and are easy to sort through. Following the advice of others, I simply marked each of three binders with a silver Sharpie on the black binding. The textured surface doesn't seem label friendly, and labels tend to lose their effectiveness over time anyway. My fullest binder has 136 pages of negatives and 30-8x10 contact prints, and just comes to the top of the container. Without the contact prints, I think 150 pages of negatives would fit fine. The snap-tab closures are tight when new, and take a bit of care and effort to undo. I suspect these will loosen up with use, but cannot yet comment on their durability. Overall, highly recommended storage option for your negative archive pages.

This is the BEST check in luggage I have every owned!!! Awesome features and compression system.

This shelf is a great addition to any rack system.Simple, functional.Check it out!

Regading USB I wonder if FAT32 file system is required or it works with NTFS also. Which is the maximum USB capacity it can work with it?

Finally!! Fujifilm has really done it with this one! File size and functionality have what was already and awesome camera system. This camera is definitely an upgrade from the X-T4 without changing what I have always loved about the Fujifilm system. Love it!!

Everything worked as advertised, but due to file system overhead, you get a pinch over 90GB per disk, not 100GB, which is an unformatted number. They work with multiple-sessions, so you can keep adding to the disk.

It is now time to organize 1000s of negatives from the past. The very best way to both store and organize is the Print File Archival system pages. Three ring binders complete the organization system.

I have two computers to back up and I wanted space to do a system image and a backup of specific files. That way I could restore the whole system if the hard drive went bad, or I could just restore a specific file if the file went bad. This hard drive has the space to do that for both of my computers. And the cost is the lowest anywhere. The drive is small and fits perfectly in my safe. Very happy. Thank you.

Upfront, let me say this is a great unit. I did my homework (or so I thought) on the APC website then followed-up here in B&H to make the purchase. My criteria were that it be 110V/120V to use in my office (check!) and enough uptime to keep my entire system (Mac Pro, 3 LARGE displays, external RAID drives, Backup drives and peripherals) going for more than just a few minutes in the event of power loss (check!). This does both of those. What was *NOT* clear from the APC website nor B&H product page: This unit requires a 30A circuit and a special twist-lock round receptacle. I had to have an electrician come out to install a 30A breaker and run a line to a new outlet in my office JUST for this unit. That is an extra cost I had not considered. The SECOND thing that was difficult to grasp from the photos was/is the SIZE and WEIGHT of this unit. It is LARGE. Packaged, it weighed 120lbs. Stand-alone, it is about 116lbs. It's BIG and it's HEAVY. Since the online photo has no context or anything to compare its size, it just appeared to me to be a typical-sized unit. Nope. UPS would not bring it to my door. Left it in driveway. Having said that - one could argue Buyer beware... fair enough. The unit itself is a beast that will (according to the load measured on it) keep my system up and running for just over an hour if necessary. THAT gives me plenty of headroom, so... NICE!