[Polypropylene] Exactly what I was looking for

[1"] I trusted PrintFile with my film. I trust them with my digital media.

[S-Series] The Print File Grand Premium Archival Oversized Album Binder (Black) is an excellent product that was speedily delivered.   It would however be more beneficial to both the potential customer and B & H to cite or link in their online catalogue to the Pan-Vue 6 x 6 cm slide pages and vice-versa so as to avoid confusion.  Also it would be beneficial for B & H to cite in the Pan-Vue 6 x 6 cm product description that the sleeves are in fact oversized and require an oversized album binder.

[D-Ring] Sturdy binder. The D ring permits easy turning of the pages. I was able to easily fit 100 pages in one binder.

[S-Series] I needed a better way to keep my 8x12 and 8x10 prints ready at hand. So 8x12 works well. I purchased G-series pages as well. The album sides are firm. Not floppy. Not slippy. And D-rings are my preferred type. It has a 2-1/4 spine. Sometime I think that's too big. Sometimes I think it makes it easier to turn the pages. Depends on the phases of the moon I guess.

[S-Series] Bought 3 albums & 3 packs of 25 CD Preservers to fit our 300 CD's & jacket covers. Nice album material- it will not fray, is easy to clean & rings are very sturdy & smooth. Description says more than 25 pages can fit in each album, but I wouldn't add more because then it wouldn't close flat. A much better system than the kind where you're stuck with the cd's in the order you placed them. I also stored the albums horizontally to keep the pages from warping from their weight if they were vertical. Very happy with my purchase

[Polypropylene] I'm buried in ancestor portraits and snapshots having inherited photo albums/collections from great grandparents, grandparents and parents. This Archival Binder is just what I was looking for to store the keepers in PrintFile pages and sleeves. The D-rings also make it possible to store a lot more pages that traditional ) O-rings binders.

[S-Series] I've been hauling several totes around full of my photos every time I moved for the last 35 years. I don't do anything with them, so in an attempt to make some space in my storage unit I pulled all the negatives and discarded the photos. I was able to empty 7 full totes of photos and I put all the negatives in the binder. It's exactly what I was looking for. It's not going to protect your negatives from fire or a roof collapsing earthquake, but that's fine because I'll have either burnt to death or been crushed from the collapsed roof.

[1"] Accommodates large S-series sheets, as stated in the description. I use it for pages set up for 8 portrait-oriented 4x6 photos. The photos slide in fairly easy. This is an important feature considering that on the back of the page (bottom row) you have to push the pictures in from the front. Pictures do not shift once in their sleeves and the sheets fit easily into this D-ring, oversized album binder.

[Polypropylene] I use these storage pages in presentation binders for my pictures. I don't use the negative section as intended, however. I find it is a perfect size for listing file information and/or picture tites. The black background creates a very professional appearance compared to the stardard clear files.