Phenolic Resin Heat Proof Laminate Sheet

Useful to keep my negatives and proof sheet together.

It is nice being able to keep the proof sheet with the negatives. Keeps everything neat, and organized.

Easy for students in my darkroom classes to make a proof sheet on 8 x 10 paper with these pages.

I use this binder for all my negative, slide, proof sheet and up to 8 x 10 print storage. It effectively keeps out light and dust while providing organized archival protection.

Negative storage with built in proof/contact sheet pocket and you can print through it! Best invention since peanut butter.

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.

I use these pages to store proof sheet from black and white negatives. Also use them for archival documents that need protection. Great for all those uses. Put them in a loose leaf binder and catalog the pages for a quick recovery of items that usually sit in a storage box somewhere.

Delta B&W 4X5 sheet film is exceptional. I had to photograph in extrem heat and was working on double exposures. The clearity in capturing fine detail with low grain is beautiful. The negatives scan very well and I'm very happy that Ilford still makes this fim.

You could look all this stuff up online, print it, then laminate it yourself, or you could just spend $5.

This is just great media which will give the best results and to laminate as well. Can't say enough about the quality it is just the best,