The Archival Methods Slide Box (Black)- These rugged slide boxes are designed to hold either 200 traditional cardboard mounted slides or 100 glass mounted slides. The important aspect of this system is safe storage of your valuable slides. Especially if you are planning for long-term storage, these boxes will serve you well.

The Archival Methods Slide Storage System is comprised of three parts: a slide storage box, a slide storage bin and a drop front storage box. In this way, your transparencies can be stored in an organized and safe manner. They will be safe from dust, fingerprints and other detrimental elements.

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The Slide Storage System consists of three components: a) 35mm Slide Box for mounted slides, b) Slide Trays to group slides within the Slide Box and c) Drop Front Master Box that neatly and conveniently holds and protects six of the Slide Boxes

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Used with 50 mm normal lens

A: The ES-1 works best with the Nikon 55mm f/2.8 Micro-Nikkor Lens equipped with the Nikon PK-13 Extension Tube. Using any other lens would provide various results.

Q: 2. I have the 60mm f.2.8G ED lens. What else would I need to set up to use the ES-1?

A: The ES-1 has a 52 mm thread and the 60mm 2.8 micro lens has a 62 mm filter thread. So you will need a step down ring to go from 62 to 52 mm and you should be set.

Q: 3. will this work on sony fe 90mm?

A: No, Nikon ES-1 Slide Copying Adapter BH #NIES1 will not work with the Sony FE 90mm f/2.8 Macro G OSS Lens BH #SO9028.

Q: 4. Will this work for a Ricoh GR2 mounted on a K&F travel tripod with pano head?

A: As the Ricoh GR II Digital Camera is a small point-and-shoot camera with a built-in lens, if you are looking for a nodal slide for your usage needs, I would instead recommend the smaller Sunwayfoto DMP-100R Nodal Slide, B&H # SUDMP100R, for your planned usage.

Q: 5. What else do I need to use the Nikon ES-1 with a Sony A7ii camera? I do have a light source.

A: You will need Nikkor 55mm f/2.8 Micro-Nikkor lens and PK-13 Extension Tube and Nikon to Sony lens adapter

Q: 6. I Just used this adapter with a home made extension tube and macro lens to copy some slides. I used an SB700 flash in slave mode, triggered by the on camera flash on the D90 and aperture priority. On the LCD the copies looked great. But when I copied the RAW and jpg files to the computer, they look awful. Terribly over saturated and orange (I set white balance to flash ). What am I doing wrong? What settings would work better?

A: Hi Karen,Doesn't make sense about that color shift. It must be in the workflow somewhere. I always shoot raw files. I've used my slide copier with a slide light box, even hand held sometimes through a window.Unlike most shooting I do in raw, I leave the white balance on auto. I have been able to make very nice 24 prints from slides.I feel that the flash is overkill, because with the way this copier is mounted and used, it doesn't matter how long your shutter speed is. I had actually began devising a flash set-up at first but prefer the light box, or out the window.

Q: 7. I purchased the ES-1 and the 27mm PK-13 Extension and have them set up on a D90 with a Nikor 55mm macro lens and a UV filter. With the ES-1 fully extended 70mm and the lens focused at a lens length of 70mm (for a total slide-to-image distance of 167mm), I get a nicely focused full frame shot of my slide. The only problem is that the bottom of the image is slightly cropped. It seems with experimentation that I would have to move the slide about another 150mm off the lens and then refocus a bit to remedy this problem. But everything I read indicates that this set up should work. Is some cropping inevitable. Do I need a longer tube?

A: Since the D90 has a DX sensor, you need less magnification to copy a slide than 1:1. With a 55 mm Micro-Nikkor, you will need a PK-13 extension tube between the camera and lens to achieve 1:1.5 magnification, and a K extension between the lens and the ES-1. K tubes are only available used, and are 52 mm M to F adapters in several lengths.

Q: 8. would this work with the Nikon 105 f 2.8 micro lens?

A: Yes this adapter works very well with a 105mm f2.8 micro lens on a full frame camera – I use it on both a D610 and a Z6. The trick is that you need to move the copying adapter further away from the end of the lens – I use extension tubes (simple black anodized aluminum 52mm diameter screw on tubes) that total 98mm in length along with a 62-52mm step-down ring (lens has a 62mm filter diameter and the copying adapter has a 52mm diameter). With the extension tubes attached you have plenty of latitude to use the copying adapter's extendable collar to adjust the framing of the slide or negative. One suggestion: when you've adjusted the framing to your liking, secure the copying adapter's collar with a piece of gaffers tape or blue masking tape so that it will remain in place as you place new slides into the copying adapter.

Q: 9. I have a Nikon D750 and D90 and a 55mm f1.8 Macro lens. What all accessories do I need to make this work with the ES-1 Slide Copying Adapter? Do I need a PK-13 extension tube? Do I need a step down ring (55 mm to 52 mm)? Thank you.

A: You can only capture the full frame of a 35mm slide using a full frame camera such as the D750. The D90 will not give you sufficient coverage. As for the lens, I assume you mean the Nikon 55mm f/2.8 macro lens, not f/1.8. I believe you will need the extension tube with that lens to get down to 1:1. You do not need the step down ring. The ES-1 attaches directly to a 52mm filter thread.

Q: 10. Apologies if this is already asked and answered - I could not find the answer to the specifics of my setup. I have a Canon EOS Rebel t3i and a Canon EF-S 55-250mm 1:4-5.6 58mm lens. Would this product work for me and if so, with what modifications required? Thanks so much!

A: Google Scanning thousands of old slides? and select scanning thousands of old slides use a digital camera. You will need a macro lens and I don't know if your lens has macro capability at 55mm, The ES-1 has a 52mm thread so you would need a step down filter ring. I found the old Nikon K extension tube set on Ebay. A little research should answer the question about your Canon equipment. The bottom line on the product is that it has a little learning curve, white balance, alignment etc, but it does a great job.