Loose Leaf Binder Dividers

Great way to organize negatives. Need to use in extra wide loose leaf binder but worth any inconvenience this creates due to the fact that I can cut the film into 6 frame strips - the same number I can scan at one time. Other storage pages only hold strips of 5 which seems impractical.

They do what they're supposed to do. The negative strips fit in well and the pages can be stored in a loose leaf binder.

First of all, it's attractive. The design,as well as the material, is excellent. I see it working in my loose leaf binder, and it is lifting and protecting the papers. It doesn't occupy much space, so I can store a lot of papers.

Better to use than a loose leaf binder. Seals on all four sides which helps prevent dust from getting in and negs from falling out.

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.

Don't know how it might work for photos, but combined with loose leaf negative and slide pages (archival plastic) it works great.

I've made giant loose leaf roledex things for my cds. Each holds a thousand cds with cover art. I designed my cd storage devices around these sleeves and am glad CaseLogic continues to make these sleeves.

This binder has great, clear pages with black dividers. My images look great in it.

Before the binder, I was just an ape with a hundreds of loose rolls of film. Now, I'm a slightly more capable ape with a beautiful collection of film strips neatly organized in one place.

A little confused with switched outlets, unless you set the leaf.