JCH 5x120 Film Case


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Nathan v.d.W. (Norwich, GB)
Olive
Plastic JCH 5x120 Film Case Olive Green

I mainly bought it to have an easy, small case for 120 film, to have as every day carry.
The Japan Camera Hunter case holds 5 rolls.
It feels a bit flimsy, hope it will survive my camera bag. I don't mind throwing my exposed 35mm film in my bag, but I am always slightly paranoid about 120 film, as it just paper protecting my photos.

Photo shows it customized with my favourite quote from camera equipment.

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Norbi W.
Great box in a great new colourway

Already a proud owner of 3 JCH cases. I love the simple stylish build of them, while keeping your film safe.
This new olive colour a great addition to the line up!

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Louise S. (Newport, GB)
Orange

Handy little storage for film. Fits 5 films. Fits in camera bag nicely

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Yant (Amersham, GB)
Green
Great colour

Hola film. Tight fit with wrappers on but keeps the lid on snug.My photo doesn't show the true colour, product photo above is correct.

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Brian S.
Green
All Good

Very useful for keeping films tidy in my bag. Excellent service as usual.

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Eunan Q. (Dublin, IE)
Red
Handy, practical film box.

As the man says it does what it says on the tin! This is a well tired solution for transporting film for a days analogue fun.

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Maksvelas (Vilnius, LT)

Here it is holding a film while surrounded by film in my fridge.

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Joanna T. (Marlborough, GB)
Red
Good but not great

I bought a red one so I could see it in my bag. It is better protection than without, keeping the films safe, but I do have to put an elastic band around it to stop the lid coming off. I think it is quite pricey for what it is.

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Robert L. (London, GB)
Mostly Useful

A good way of gathering loose film safely especially for trips.

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Beata P. (Portsmouth, GB)
Practical

Solid made. Practical. Light and easy to carry around. Looks great too.

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David B. (London, GB)
Olive
Lovely 120 Case

It’s as good as a plastic case deserves to be! Film is snug and comfy. Colour pleasing to the eye. What more do you want?

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J N. (London, GB)
Olive
not worth the money

Not worth £15 imo, maybe £3-4 at most, I use a really useful box for unused films - their 0.35 fits 120 film for less than £1.50, you pay a lot for pretty colours! save the money and spend on film, i wish i had....

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Leigh R. (Aberdeen, GB)
Didn't expect to find it here!

Was looking for something what would prevent my 120s from flying chaotically in a camera bag - didn't expect to find solution here.

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Michael J. (Bradford, GB)
Red
120 film case

Perfect for the job. Love the gangster vibe it gives you as it looks like a shotgun cartridge holder!

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Laura C. (Kopavogur, IS)
Green
Christmas gift turned essential piece of the kit

Let's be right you can manage without it but why should you when it keeps things neat and tidy and comes in a variety of colours to boot. My only issue is that the lid doesn't stay on terribly well if you keep your films in the wrappings (120) but it's much better for unwrapped films. I use mine for exposed films and keep a rubber band round it for paranoia's sake.

You might be wondering if this is actually a good or a bad review but given that I received one as a Christmas gift then have since bought myself a second one a few months later I think you can take that as your answer.

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James R.
White
Great!

Makes carrying multiple rolls a doddle!

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Rj L. (Southend-on-Sea, GB)
Green
Perfect size

Solid design, awesome colours to make it easy to find in low light in your camera bag and solid. Absolutely perfect and stylish without being over the top.

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Chris F. (Sheffield, GB)
Red
120mm film case

Anyone using 120mm should use these cases. Film needs to be kept in the dark, so i wouldn’t buy a white one. The light colour might help fog the film, but I could be wrong. However it’s a product worth buying. It looks after the film. Excellent product and excellent service as always.

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TONG W. (Glasgow, GB)
great

good quality

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R.A (Troon, GB)
Red
Good Quality

Good Quality product, saves a lot of space in my bag. wish the lid was a little more snug (as it might slip off if stored in a loose pocket in your bag) but a rubber band or velcro strap will fix that, and for the price these are great and keep my films tidy.

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Elliot D. (Swansea, GB)
Pink
does what it says on the tin!

hey I needed a case! these guys delivered...literally!!!! one stop shop of goodness this site is

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Dan H. (Rochester, GB)
Black
Tidy option to keep rolls together in your bag

If your bag is a mess like mine, keeping lose rolls of film together on a shoot can be a pain. This has helped protect my 120 films on a few shoots now. It's not as good as the 35mm version as the lid sometimes comes off in my bag; a problem I've never had with JCH 35mm film case. The lid issue seems to be with the film wrappers, as it doesn't happen when all the films been exposed.

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Maksvelas (Vilnius, LT)
Quite useful

Quite a useful thing. Use it mostly for storing exposed film in the fridge before I develop it. Keeps it out of light.

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Daniel B. (Pulborough, GB)
Green
Okay Film Holder

I bought this film holder as I often have a few loose rolls floating about. I find that it is sometimes hard to get the lid down properly and every now and then you have to stuff the 120 foil wrappers into the case. I don't regret the purchase though.

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Ben H. (Milton Keynes, GB)
White
Perfect way to store film

Comfortably fits rolls of 120 still in its packaging, great for storing film in bag or fridge!
Perfect for keeping film stocks organised.

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Martin S. (Helsinki, FI)
Red
Very useful

I found them well-made and easy to use - a great relief not to have to deal with film wrappers and packages while on the go. I have un-exposed films in white containers and exposed in red - easy to keep track!

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