Contact Paper Plastic Drawers

I have 4 of these. They took the place of random storage in plastic bags and the bottom of drawers. I like them because they are waterproof and secure, yet easy to open without breaking a fingernail, unlike some other competitors. Not expensive and highly recommended.

A must for developing paper and contact sheets in a darkroom.

I have had several printers that used both letter & legal paper in separate drawers, but the capacity in each drawer holds at least a ream in each drawer whereas others only held about two thirds of a ream. The ink colors print out exactly what I see on the screen. I just love this printer!

Duplex Scanning Works Print to Fax Works Prints full bleed for photos Photos look good Dual paper drawers are nice Pour in Ink is easy to use and doesn't make a mess Maintenance cartridge is replaceable It's a great machine so far. I hope it lasts the test of time.

I used this paper for contact proofing and 8x10 test prints.

Great paper for work prints and contact sheets.

This is a strong plastic case. I use it a film storage folder, or for contact sheets. I use them by themes so as to have a clear archive of my films. This will just avoid you to fold any negatives, or even to scratch them. No the greatest thing for transportation because of the size, for example if you are a student and commute a lot between home and school...

I consistently use these plastic pages for storing my 35mm negatives in loose leaf binders after I have used them to make contact sheets. They are convenient and relatively low cost.

This box/binder works really well for storing slides and negatives. I use plastic sleeves with contact sheets for the negs. The boxes close tightly and are stackable. For me, they're the ideal solution for storage and protection.

Ease of use when storing negs and printing contact sheets, and they work great with the plastic storage case that snaps shut. I've used these storage pages for decades and they are, in fact, archival.