Laminating Film & Sheets

[Wetting Agent] Almost like laminating before printing! I just started to use it and wish it were available when I was in school!!

[Polypropylene] Sheets seem sturdy. Not too difficult to get film in. Would buy again.

[3-Hole Punch] I use these for storing contact sheets with film. They work perfectly and are the best value I have found so far. Print File seems to be the way to go for storing film.

[5.02 lb] It may have taken 20 sheets or so to figure out the exposure index and how to shoot in camera, but it was well worth the trial and error. This has been a great film to cut my teeth on as I delve further into large format. I use d-76 to develop but have also found a lot of data for other developers as well. Great film and a great price.

[Polypropylene] Didn't realize it when I purchased them, but the negative sheets also have a spot to put a contact sheet in the back. I prefer this both for ease of organizing and also because the rigidity further protects the film. The film loading area is a little tight, but I'd prefer it tighter than looser. 5/5

[Polypropylene] East to load film and to cut into segments. Get a three-binder with paper envelope sheets to store them in.

[Plastic] The soft plastic won't scratch sheet film negatives or paper emulsions. The recessed grooves in the bottom allow you grasp the sheets with tongs or gloved fingers easily when they settle. be sure to purchase one size bigger than the sheets or paper you are developing.

[3.44 lb] I bought this film photography paper for my college class on film photography, and the Multigrade 8 X 10 50 sheets is what my college professor recommended. The paper is really high quality for the price. The images developed on the paper came out really well! Would recommend.

[25 Sheets] I've used over 200 sheets of this film so far, with excellent results. The film base is slightly thinner than Ilford, but presents no problems at all. Quality has been consistently excellent. Processes beautifully in Rodinal, at 1:60 dilution. Gorgeous negatives - a joy to print.

[Plastic] I use this tank to develop 120 and 4x5 film. It allows me to do five reels of 120 or 12 sheets of 4x5 using two mod 54 reels. Development is even, and there is no scratching. It is a little bulky, but that's not too much of a problem.