Making Stencils With Laminating Sheets

Almost like laminating before printing! I just started to use it and wish it were available when I was in school!!

perfect for making proof-sheets and storing the negatives and also a very good price

Works really well for contact sheets and other routine use, but I purchased this box to use for making paper negatives and it works great! Much easier to work with than fiber paper.

Even bright light, neutral color, large enough for making digital proof sheets of negative pages. Super lightweight and slim design - a quantum leap from fluorescent tubes in bulky boxes! Very satisfied.

Great for archival and for keeping negatives organized. great for making contact sheets. The construction is nice and durable - negatives won't catch on the seams like in some other sleeves. Works with 120 and 220 of course, but also a good protective sleeve for the smaller 127 and 126 with the paper tabs still attached. Warning - These will not fit 620! About the only sleeves that will are the 4x5 holders.

Since Epson quite making 17x22 sheets of Bartya, I tried this out among others. It was, by far, the nicest of the bunch. Very happy with the gorgeous results.

Great for archival and for keeping negatives organized. great for making contact sheets and the construction is first rate.

I use this paper for making proof sheets of digital photographs for the art gallery I am a member of. The proof sheets are placed in plastic sheet protectors which are in a binder on a pedestal under our wall mounted large screen digital display unit. Visitors to our gallery can watch the digital display and when they want more information about a specific photographer they can flip through the binder to come across that photographers Artist Statement and proof sheet page. This paper looks great and is cost effective.

When I am making proof sheets for clients I always use this heavy weight paper because it makes beautiful prints, clients can write on the surface and because it has 2 identical surfaces I can print on both sides when necessary. Additionally, because it is 2-sided I do not have to think about which side is the good side - one less thing for Murphy's Law to strike me on when I'm busy making proofs.

This is great for a school setting, or anywhere that has a laminating machine. I could see the posters getting messed up if you hang it up as is, but after being laminated its just fine.