Paterson Proof Printer 35mm 8x10

Key Features
- Holds 6 strips of 6 frames (35mm)
- Rubber feet on the back prevent from slipping
- Addition room available for technical data notation
OVERVIEW
Proof a whole roll of 35mm or 120 film on a single 8x10 sheet of paper, with frame numbers and blanks for date, topic, and technical information. Built-in negative slots allow for quick and straight placement. The film and paper are held securely in contact with a foam base pad and a glass pressure plate, ensuring a sharp proof.
Negative files can then be easily located using the contact proofs as a reference. Mount proof sheets in the Paterson Negative Filing System with Self-Adhesive Strips (#615).
The 35mm proofer can handle six strips of six frames, while the 120 proofer can carry four strips of 21/4 x 13/4"(6x4.5cm), 21/4 x 21/4"(6x6cm), or 21/4 x 23/4"(6x23/4cm) "Film (6x7cm).
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- 1 x Paterson Contact Proof Printer
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