Print File 120-4B Negative Preservers for 120 Film - 25 Pack

I wanted to review these binder sleeves, mainly because I know I appreciate a well-written review that is longer than one sentence. So here goes: I ordered these to hold our 120 film negatives. They do what they need to do and hold the negatives, preventing damage and allowing my wife and I to peruse our work. It's not too difficult to find a decent negative sleeve, but you may be surprised that there are a bunch of cheap junk options available in the world. These struck that balance of being affordable, yet good quality. My wife had purchased Print File brand in the past for 35mm film negatives, and they are suitable for archival applications (so they shouldn't damage your film over time) We will be buying these again when we need more.

worked well

I've used Print File sleeves in virtually every format they offer: 135(35mm), 120, 4x5 and have come to the realization they are or at least should be the industry standard for negative/positive archival sleeves. Great quality and always fit. Long lasting and have never had an issue.

It was just what I wanted. RDK...

I was previously using the ClearFile 120 sleeves which held 3 columns of 4 frames. I much prefer this method (4 rows of 3 frames) because my scanner only accepts 3 at a time. Also, these have an opaque area to write on, which makes identification easier than with the all-transparent ClearFile sheets. Recommended, although I would love to have heavier weight material--it's pretty thin.

The Print File pages fit the negatives perfectly. I have had no problem with this product in the past or with this current order. I would order them again when the need arises.

Good protection on fixed films

Great for the 6cmx6cm negatives I need to store.