The one I use is marketed as a tracing panel.
It is USB powered.
It works well, and is similar to this:
That's a cutting mat, @Alan Edward Klein. It has nothing to do with light boxes or light tables.
Also, the title of this thread includes "....cutting of negatives."
I have one of the clear translucent ones for cutting.
Dahle - 10660-12584 Vantage 10680 Self-Healing Cutting Mat, 9"x12", 1/2" Grid, 5 Layers for Max Healing, Perfect for Crafts & Sewing, Clear
Thank You.
This is cool. Especially if I go larger than 120.
I use this for cutting and it is very good.
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How does one see where the blade will cut. If I cannot see the space between photographs how would I be able to prevent a negative from being sliced?
The light from underneath helps also just like focus i roll past a bit and than correct.
Post #6 posted how he cuts film on glass on top of a light table I was recommending a cutting mat that should be better.
Alan, I apologize for not recognizing the relevance of your suggestion earlier. I didn't see that the mat you suggested is translucent! I'm sorry for not giving your words the credit they deserved.
In koraks' defense, I did wonder if Alan was intending to recommend the cutting mat in conjunction with a light panel, which would certainly make the most sense.
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