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I have to confess I looked up a video online for how to use this properly, but once you’ve done it once (I practiced on an old test roll) it’s a doddle. Until now I’ve relied on a pair of pliers in a dark bag, and while it has worked for me till now, winding film onto a developing spool from the canister is so much easier than the loose film.
Used it on two canisters a short while ago, first ‘proper’ use, and it worked a charm.
The AP film retriever works, I don't know how, but it does. After several failed attempts I decided to look at the video on the Analogue Wonderland site. This shows a slightly different looking device, but as they say, the principle is the same. I managed to retrieve 3 films in 5 minutes. I would have been quicker but the third one was damaged, not by the retriever, but by the old camera I was trying out. If you need to retrieve a 35mm film from it's canister this is the tool. Golden retrievers don't work!
A little fiddly to put the tongues in the canister, but once done the retriever is easy to use. The instructions are very clear and easy to follow. I have used others in the past and they don't work nearly as well. Highly recommend.
Makes retrieving the leader so easy, good for processing at home.
My Olympus MJUII decided to roll the leader back into the canister on some Lomochrome purple so thought I would invest and I'm all kinds of glad I did. The method is simple when following the video on site so thanks so much for that. A great little tool worth buying.
