AnalogHeld Film Case - 4 x 120


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Cos C. (Glasgow, GB)
Perfect for its purpose

Great little tin for your 120 films, perfect size, nice and lightweight, can't fault it. and perfect for Analogue Wonderland's many stickers!

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Mark B. (London, GB)
A valuable piece of kit

The AnalogHeld Film Case is a durable, compact, and stylish way to protect our 120 films. Perfect for travel or everyday use, it keeps your rolls safe from dust and damage.
A must-have for us photographers who need quick and convenient access to our stash!

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John D. (Bristol, GB)
Analogue Held Film Storage Tins

These film storage cases are robust and convenient for storing film, I store mine in the fridge which alleviates soggy boxes and film when using this storage method. They take up little room, are light weight and and are just the right size to fit in your jacket pockets or a pocket in a camera bag. A great and safe way to carry and store film, and let’s face it they really look the part, taking me back to my past in film photography.

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Barrie W. (Banbury, GB)
Super little tin for your 120 films

A super little tin to protect four of your delicate 120 films. Unlike a 35mm film nestled safe in its own protective canister 120 film needs a little bit f love and protection.
So show your 120 film the love it deserves and get yourself one of these tins.🙂

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Yant (Amersham, GB)
Just right

Just the right size for four rolls. I've a couple of tins now with film stocked ready to leave the house chilling out in the fridge.

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Spiros (Amsterdam, NL)
Well made, travels well.

Snugly fits 4x 120 films (out of the boxes but in their plastic). Pretty hard wearing, I’m comfortable throwing it in a backpack or luggage.

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Louise S. (Newport, GB)
Silver surfer

Fab little box. Fits 4 film nicely. Pocket size box.

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John M. (Boncath, GB)
Great little tin

Neat, well made little tin that holds 4 rolls of 120 film once removed from their cardboard boxes. Nice design and very good at what it does ! I like the "analog held" logo as well !

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Brian S.
Excellent

Really useful for keeping films tidy and safe in my bag (or pocket!). Tin is well made and lid fits securely. The size means it slips in easily without taking up too much room.

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Russell H. (Braintree, GB)
Film Case

Great product. Keeps your film nice and safe. The case itself is very well made, with a very comfortable size - The case can fit in a coat pocket easily.

For only £10, this product is definitely worth the money.

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Pete H. (Exeter, GB)
Really neat

These little metal boxes (including the 35mm version) really are a great way to carry film securely without taking up much space. They hold four rolls of120 (3 of 35mm) safely in the sturdy container, which is enough for my sort of photography outings. The tin is satisfying to hold and slips easily into a pocket although probably not if you wear skin tightjeans!

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M. (Lincoln, GB)
Yup they fit four 120 rolls

Perfectly tight too

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M. (Lincoln, GB)
Excellent

Looks cool, is a nice tight fit.

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M. (Lincoln, GB)
A thin tin

That's all it is, and all it needs to be.

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Tom (Edinburgh, GB)
Does what it says on the tin

Securely holds 4 rolls of 120 film in a very small package. Great for keeping spare rolls of film safe in a bag while out and about.

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Ana-Daniela M. (Issy-les-Moulineaux, FR)
Great for Travel

Purchased as a Christmas present, the receiver was happy with the size and function of the case.

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Toby C. (Plymouth, GB)
Great little case

Great little case that holds 4 films very snuggly. Metal constructuon too which I prefer as trying to avoid plastic where possible plastic. My first one arrived with a small scuff on a corner and Analogue Wonderland were great and had it changed by the next day postage.

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RM76 (Dallas, US)
Nice way to start a conversaton

Also, stops airport employess from blindly running it through the xray

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Elizabeth W. (Towcester, GB)
Brill

Absolutely great, perfect size and light weight too

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Hugh M. (Ayr, GB)
Great little tin

This tin holds 4 x 120 rolls of film. I keep mine in the fridge as I'm using Infrared film which needs to be stored in a cooler place. Very useful in the last two weeks where the temperature was unusually high for Scotland. A safe way to keep and transport film. It was a good buy.

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Ian C. (Swadlincote, GB)
Its just a tin but it works

I have used this container for travel to the channel islands and found it useful for holding both unexposed and exposed film

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Stephen P.S.
I’m a Magpie!

It’s glittery as well as practical.
Stays firmly closed and I love it.
Various colours bode ill for my future finances.

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Josh H. (Taunton, GB)
Great Value

Slim no nonsense film storage. Although not the biggest fan of the logo, the box is very well made and fits 4 120 rolls very snug. They don’t rattle around and are well protected. The 4th roll can be a bit challenging to get in and out because of how tight the fit is, but only a minor point. I wish the red plastic around it was more like a band as I like the added colour it gives but I’m trying my best not to lose it. Great idea with the multi language warnings on there. For £10 vs £30 for the upcoming Kodak case, two of these seem like a much better value and travel friendly option.

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Neil W. (London, GB)
Film tin

Excellent little tin, holds your film perfectly. Keep mine in the fridge and when I'm out and about it is light tight.

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Graeme S. (Newcastle upon Tyne, GB)
A Groovy Little Product

Now I've long needed something like this, I travel a fair bit under normal circumstances, and even in the UK I spend as many weekends away as I do at home. I shoot landscapes and street photography on film, cities and exotica too as I stumble upon it.

35mm is easy to protect in bags - firm cassettes and plastic film pods. 120mm is more vulnerable, so when these little tins came to my attention I just had to invest. They are well worth the cash, hold 4 rolls of film each, buying 5 of them allows me to have 20 rolls of protected 120 in my bag - more than enough for a day, a weekend even sometimes.

They are light, robust, and much better than having packets of film rattling around in my bag or pockets. Highly recommended.

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