Hey all,
I was just wondering how you store whole plate film? Do you just use 8x10 sleeves? I am worried that the motion of the film in the sleeve would scratch it. Any other options? I do like to use binders for my film, just works for me.
Hollis
Hey all,
I was just wondering how you store whole plate film? Do you just use 8x10 sleeves? I am worried that the motion of the film in the sleeve would scratch it. Any other options? I do like to use binders for my film, just works for me.
Hollis
Hi Hollis.
I use a Clear Bag, size #B610 (6-13/16 x 10") cut down a bit. It's not 'perfect' but it's the best I've found, and the price is right. I'm not sure how it would work with a binder. Maybe drop it into an 8x10 punched sleeve?
http://www.clearbags.com/?category|BAGS2
Denise
I use 8x10 polypropylene fold-lock sleeves which I store in boxes. I don't worry about the extra space; I don't handle them that much anyway.
For storage in binders, I suppose you could insert the sleeves into three-hole 8.5x11 pocket pages, and held in that sort of sandwich the negative itself probably wouldn't move much in normal handling.
I'm using PrintFile 8x10 negative pages. There's some slop, sure, but like Oren, they don't get handled a lot, so I figure they'll be fine.
thanks all. I was thinking that maybe you could get some 8x10 sleeves and then use a sealing iron (dry press even, if you were careful) to melt the two layers together at the width needed so it wouldn't have room to float around.
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