Re: Printfil 5 17 Cracked Wheat
Julia Heaslet
Yea, I use printfile brand archival storage sheets. I cut my negatives into strips, because its easier to handle them in my enlarger, the lab likes them when printing my c41 stuff, and my scanner likes them like that too.
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I have the printfile sheets with 4 strips of 3 6x6 frames. I find that I can get 3 6x7's on there if I use the overlap of the top part of the page. That means that yes, part of the frame is exposed and not covered on both sides but if the next page in my storage hanger file is another printfile, I'm pretty okay. At least I think so. That's a decision you have to make.
Alternatively, you can get the type of roll sleeve that slips over the negative, giving it a really good protective covering, but then you need special pages (the printfile ultima line) to hold them.
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