Paterson 35Mm Contact Proof Printer 在线购买

Paterson 35mm Contact Proof Printer 在线购买

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Designed for contact printing an entire 36-exposure roll of film, this 35mm Contact Proof Printer, from Paterson, accommodates printing six strips of film onto an 8 x 10" sheet of paper. It has a hinged glass lid and a foam pad backing, a clip to secure everything in place and ensure the film is in contact with the paper, and is designed so the slots do not obscure the frame numbering on the sides of the film strips.

To Print 35mm/36 Exp. Roll onto 8 x 10" Pre-Masked with 6 Film Strip Slots Hinged Glass Lid, Foam Pad Backing

Physical
Dimensions	Not Specified by Manufacturer
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Packaging Info
Package Weight	2.65 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	15.1 x 12.2 x 2.5"

Six horizontal slots accommodate:

36 frames of 35mm film

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is there any product with no borders?

A: The Paterson Contact Proof printer for 120/220 film might not be the right product in this case. Consider a glass contact proofer such as the Print File glass contact proofer: https://bhpho.to/3BXSAou

Q: 2. Can I contact print directly to 8" x 10" paper so that all negatives fit to the sheet? I understand the pocket will hold up to 8.5" x 11" contact sheet, but want to be sure the negatives, in the holder, allow contact printing to an 8" x 10" sheet.

A: Yes you may contact print on an 8 x10" sheet of photographic paper.

Q: 3. Will this will fit an 8"x10" contact sheet ?

A: Yes.

Q: 4. Does this have a place for a contact sheet as well as sleeves for my negatives. In other words, does my negative and contact sheet stay together?

A: Yes, these are the ones with the sleeve for the contact sheet attached. They stay together.

Q: 5. will this tank also take a second 35mm reel?

A: This tank can only hold one reel. To use two reels, you need the Paterson Universal Tank with Two Reels (Super System 4), B&H # PAUT2R

Q: 6. Can this be used for both 135 and 120 film?

A: The Paterson 120/220 Contact Proof Printer is designed for 120 film. If you use it for 35mm film the negative slots will not line up correctly.

Q: 7. Will these sheets work with the Print File Hanger Spines? Or only with a 3-ring binder?

A: Yes these sheets will work with the Print File Hanger Spines.

Q: 8. Can i use this for contact printing 8x10 negatives and cyanotypes or will it present some problems for these applications?

A: Yes, the Paterson Pro-Proofer and Copy Board Printer can be used for contact printing 8x10".

Q: 9. How many frames of 6x7 fit on a row? Thank you!

A: Paterson 120/220 Contact Proof Printer will hold three 6x7 frames in each row.

Q: 10. Is the glass UV coated? (PTP623 Paterson Proof Printer)

A: The manufacturer has not provided this level of information on the specific coatings used in making the glass. It would be recommended that you contact the manufacturer to find out how they've designed it.

Vincent	27/09/2024
[2.65 lb] Bought this to use with my Yeticaster setup (Blue's Yeti microphone, compass tube-style broadcast boom arm, and Radius III Shockmount). Wasn't sure how the mount would work with my tube-style arm but was pleasantly surprised. Easy installation, robust & sturdy construction and ideally compliments my equipment in both form and function (see pictures). Love it! 5

E. Frances	12/09/2024
[2.65 lb] slightly more expensive than reg. negative sleeves, but these are an amazing way to keep negs and contact sheets together. 5

Sardi	02/09/2024
[2.65 lb] This contact print & Negative storage page finally got me to put 50 years of negatives in envelopes and contact sheets in boxes together So much easier to pick photos to be printed 5

Upsetter	29/08/2024
[2.65 lb] I have lot of 36 frame BW negatives cut into 6 frame strips with contact proofing prints I have made 20 years ago. This storage page works perfectly for me to organize my old negatives. It allows to load negatives from both sides and has while colored label where you can write date and title. Very convinient. Quality is very good. Take into account that you need oversized binder to store these pages. Go to Printfile.com and choose one of recommended binders. 5

Filippo	07/08/2024
[2.65 lb] No discussion, the best tank in the market 5

pfgranger	25/07/2024
[2.65 lb] Excellent Archival quality. I use these to store my negatives after scanning them and preparing a Contact Sheet in Photoshop. This works extremely well in a Digital Workflow because of the 8 1/2 x 11 Contact Sheet Format. Also allows for all 36 shots to make it onto the contact sheet as opposed to the 7x5 format that I used for years with 8x10 paper. 5

mohammad mehdi	23/07/2024
[2.65 lb] Great product for protect the lens. 5

Ted	21/07/2024
[2.65 lb] I have a conventional heavy duty hinged back contact print frame from years ago. It is fine for POP alternative processes where it may be necessary to periodically inspect the print during UV exposure, (You can open half the hinged back for inspection without danger of moving the negative.) But for conventional contact printing on silver gelatin (or a DOP type UV process), this lightweight contact print easel is a pleasure to use. 5