Contact sheets are a very efficient way to view a roll of film. This traditional printing method shows all the images neatly on one page and provides a good record of exposure accuracy. The film is sleeved in archival pages and then exposed in direct contact with the photo paper.

E6 film contacts are made by first sleeving the film in an archival page, flatbed scanning the entire page and then printing. Because of this, 35mm slide film can not be mounted after the contact sheet is made.