Contact sheets are a very efficient way to view a roll of film. This traditional viewing method shows all the images neatly on one page and provides a good record of exposure accuracy.
Contact sheets give you a complete visual record of a roll, making it easy to compare exposures, evaluate consistency, and spot potential camera issues such as light leaks or shutter problems.
We currently do not make our contacts using an enlarger, but instead create them digitally. We start by first sleeving the film in a clear archival page; the page of film is then flatbed scanned, converted, and then sent to you!
Contact sheets are a very efficient way to view a roll of film. This traditional viewing method shows all the images neatly on one page and provides a good record of exposure accuracy.
Contact sheets give you a complete visual record of a roll, making it easy to compare exposures, evaluate consistency, and spot potential camera issues such as light leaks or shutter problems.
We currently do not make our contacts using an enlarger, but instead create them digitally. We start by first sleeving the film in a clear archival page; the page of film is then flatbed scanned, converted, and then sent to you!