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Customers most agreed on the following attributes:
from Gaithersburg, MD on 4/22/2008
Overall decent. Stores my film I'm getting back to after scanning it. It's not a tight close, as the plastic is cheap, but[$]isn't too bad (just as long as you have to buy other things too, shipping's a deal killer across the board).
from Cape Cod, MA on 2/21/2008
It holds a good amount of photos as well as say a package of 8x10 paper for convience. Not the prettiest box around but it serves it's purpose well.
from Greensboro, NC on 6/7/2007
As the name implies,... this product is a box AND a three-ring binder all in one. Used with Print File 35mm slide preservers,... it safely stores twenty-five pages of twenty slides each (THAT's 500 SLIDES) in a thickness of two inches.
Simple, effective, hard-cover, water-resistent, impact-resistent, snap-shut, sealed-all-around, dust-proof, archival polypropylene protection for your slides.
Flexible spine-creases and general design enable unimpeded access and manipulation of pages on and off the rings.
Rings are partially straight on one side, which allows pages to lay better and turn better without crunching or extra strain on slides near the spine.
My best choice for economical slide storage.
I plan to buy more.
from Wytheville, VA on 2/12/2007
Love these things, you can cram photo sleeves and negative sleeves in them till they just about pop! When filled to capacity the box seals out dirt very well and opens and closes easily. Stacks nicely on bookshelves and will protect your media for years to come
from Indiana on 2/12/2007
I purchased this to safely store negatives and photo CD's. The container is sturdy and since it's a 3ring binder, it's easy to use. I have been very happy with mine and have purchased several more. I would definitely recommend using this product for your storage needs.
from Auburn, NY on 2/5/2007
I needed an archival storage system for my negatives. They're cheap and they do the job for what they're intended. There are no frills, just a black binder for storage. Why waste the money on showy stuff?