Plastic Laminate Sheets File

I have always used Print File sheets to store my negatives and these work great.

This is a really well-built rack with robust hardware. For essentially the same price as the plastic racks on the market today, this is the best choice for road worthiness and durability. I'm planning on replacing all of my plastic racks (Gator and SKB) because the butterfly latches tend to lose tension over time due to their reduced size. Also, the plastic racks tend to crack in the cold weather and the covers loosen up with a lot of use. This Odyssey rack is really durable, with an attractive black laminate over 3/8 plywood. All hardware is solidly riveted and the covers and latches are tight and work well. The full-size butterfly latches in recessed cups will last for decades, they also have built-in hasps for you to add your own locks for security. I think Hollywood popularized the plastic racks because they look sleek and modern, but this wood rack is also very attractive with the satin black laminate augmented with brushed chrome trim and chrome-plated hardware. Also, I personally think gear loaded in wood racks like this appears more professional looking than the plastic cases. The laminate on this rack holds paint well if you want to spay paint a stencil of your company logo, or rack contents, and dust cleans up quickly with any standard cleaner. This particular rack is a special order item with B&H. That's okay. I submitted my order with B&H and they had the rack drop shipped to me. I received it in about ten business days, no problems. I'm looking forward to replacing all of my cases with these old school Odyssey wood racks. No more plastic racks for me - what's old is new again.

Fits print file 7x6 35mm sheets perfectly

I use these for storing contact sheets with film. They work perfectly and are the best value I have found so far. Print File seems to be the way to go for storing film.

Perfectly fit my 35mm negative sheets from Print File (7 rows of 6 frames) and sits flat when closed. Binder clasps work great, a bit hard to open though.

I've been using negative pages for at least 40 years. I've been using Print File ARCHIVAL STORAGE for most of that time. You can make proof sheets without removing the negatives. They store very easily with the proof sheets in three ring binders.

These boxes are sealed but with the advantage of the rings to organise and file your negatives/ slide sheets. They can sit safely on your shelf without collecting dust on the assets inside. I am enjoying reoganising my images from boxes into accessible files.

This binder is perfectly sized for the oversize Print File PR3566U25 Storage Sheets (6-strips of 6-frames).

I shoot 6x6, 6x7 and 6x9 medium format, and these Print File 6x6 archival sheets are invaluable for organizing, storing, protecting and preserving my work. Each sheet can hold a single roll shot in 6x6 or 6x9 format. Rolls shot in 6x7 require two sheets. I highly recommend these.

After struggling with the standard of the industry print file sheets for 35mm, medium and large format film, I have moved all my negs to Glassine sheets and envelopes. While not as convenient to see through as clear sheets, they are easier to take in and out, and attract less dust in the removal/return process.