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๐๏ธ Reload your creativity, not your expenses!
The Ultrafine Reloadable 35mm Plastic Film Cassette pack offers 10 durable, reusable cassettes with screw caps designed for bulk film loading. Ideal for cost-conscious photographers, these cassettes provide a secure, light-tight seal to protect your film during development, making them a reliable choice for both amateur and professional darkroom use.
| ASIN | B00SHZM6ZW |
| Best Sellers Rank | #61 in Darkroom Film Processing Equipment |
| Customer Reviews | 3.8 3.8 out of 5 stars (34) |
| Date First Available | January 13, 2015 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item model number | LYSB00SHZM6ZW-ELECTRNCS |
| Manufacturer | Ultrafine |
F**S
They seem to do the job
These cassettes seem okay considering they are plastic. I also don't have a lot of confidence in the way the cap seals off the canister. So far, no light leaks. I guess the plastic connections will have to grow on me. Worth the money
J**K
Five Stars
I like these because I can save money loading film myself and these plastic cassettes are in expensive
J**N
Three Stars
A bit flimsierโ than I expected but will do the job.
Y**ะ
light leaks
Light leaks for the first couple frames, consistently.
R**C
Very good
Exactly the same as Kalt.
A**V
Five Stars
*thick Russian accent* Is good. Work like charm. Use them always
T**K
Film comes out too tight, broke my camera
The cassette loads fine, but the seal and split in the plastic is too tight. I ran a couple of these rolls through a few cameras, and the film was so tight that it actually broke the film advanced mechanism on my Canonet QL-17. I am going to try out some metal cassette; these really didn't work.
R**O
Worthless
poorly made. spool doesnt fit canister and therefore worthless as film does not spool out/advance.
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