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In article <C0Hz6L.H8n@da_vinci.it.uswc.uswest.com> rray@lookout.it.uswc.uswest.com (Randy J. Ray) writes:
>How do you folks who photograph detail shots on static-display aircraft (or
>armor, for that matter) catalog and file those photos? As I look over my
>albums of photos, I realise that I have no idea what I have, and where the
>negatives are.


	Contact the folks at Light Impressions. They market a whole line
    of archival quality products, including several film storage systems.
    They have an 800 number and advertise in several photographic mags.
    Ask for their archival products catalog. If you can't find their
    number, contact me and I will e-mail it to you.

	I have a vertical system that I keep sorted slides in, small "flip-
    top" manilla boxes that hold the black & white negatives, and mylar
    sleeves to hold proof sheets and contact sheets. All in all it is a
    very managable system.

	As an aside, it helps to shoot only 36 exposures on a 36 exposure
    roll of 35mm film. Any extra exposures you manage become a nuisance
    when you try to archive your negatives, and may not contain a complete
    image. 


								Bruce



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  Bruce Burden            bruceb@mpd.tandem.com         Tandem Computers Inc.