JCH 5x35mm Film Case

Great little film case which safely holds 5X 35mm films. Small enough to have one for colour and one for B&W.

you cant have to many of these . keeps all my films in nice neat order.

Nice case for film. Good quality

Simple, effective and does exactly what it says on the tin.

I received the film case through the reward program and it’s handy storage. As I’ve seen other people mention about the lid not being tight, I use an elastic band to secure it.

As with a lot of people, picked this up as a freebie as part of the reward program. Since I don't usually carry a bag this hasn't had a chance to become useful yet, but it looks to be up to the task when it does.

Does what it says on the box. My only concern would be that the lid relies on friction alone and I fear that over time the lid will sit looser and the film will fall out. A cheaper alternative to other film cases and made out of a nice durable plastic.

Given the choice of carrying 5 boxes of 35mm film or a 5 roll box of 35mm film and carrying 5 rolls of 35mm film in the JCH Film Case, the case wins every time. It holds five films and fits in your pocket. the lid fits nice and snug too so even on the most horrendous of rainy days your film will be nice and dry. That's just tickety-boo in anyones book.

Great product, I already owned one then got a second free through the reward program. Great way to keep film together if you're not wanting to take a big bag and have them loose. Now I have one for colour and one for b&w.
Definitely recommend 👌

I recently took this to the Lake District and it saved so much room in my bag. 5 rolls is enough for one day of shooting. I’ve heard complaints that the plastic film pots that film come in when you buy them are more waterproof than this holder but I had a waterproof bag so it wasn’t a problem. I see this holder as a space saver, I popped the box and plastic pot in the recycling and was left with 5 rolls of film that took up no space.

Got this as part of the awesome Analogue Wonderland reward programme and I'm really happy I did. It's not something I thought I would use that often but I've found it great for storing exposed rolls while out shooting. I haven't used it for storing new rolls as I prefer to keep them in the pots and boxes until needed. While it's really only for use with 35mm if you only have a couple of rolls in there you can fit a roll of 120 on its side too (see pic). Some folks saying the lid is a bit loose but mine is rock solid. All in all a handy addition to my bag.

It's made out of sturdy material, I'm happy with that. But I can't seem to get every day use out of it.
The case will only fit 35mm film canisters that have been removed from their pots. The pot lids provide a tighter and more secure fit than the case, so I don't tend to use the case. If the case fitted 35mm films inside their pot I would probably use it more to provide extra protection while hiking, but as it is I don't take it anywhere.
The lid of the case fits snugly but not tightly - as others have recommended I would suggest a rubber band around the lid if it's going in your backpack.
It's a good concept but since it only fits 35mm film without it's pot I really don't use it that much. If it was able to fit 35mm film including the pot, although it would be bulkier, I would be quite happy to take it around with me. As it is though, it just seems to sit on my shelf.

So I got this an part of the reward program and I think it's awesome, I like to keep my camera bag tidy and this film hold really does help. I decided to have a little fun with it and paint the lid the Kodak colours, overall I can see myself buying a couple more of these.

One other thing is some people are saying the lid is loose but I don't seem to be having trouble with this one it stays on firmly Soni think it comes down to the molding of the item.

Ok full disclosure, I received my one as part of the Analogue Wonderland reward program so I only parted with money for the shipping.
I can see the idea of this. Its certainly more pocketable than keeping 5 rolls of 35mm in your pocket/bag/insert storage option here...in the boxes or even their plastic tubs.
My problem is that I like to see straight away what i've put in my bag, and using this case means that I have to take the lid off, and sometimes even take the film out to see the label. Small issue nonetheless and I know that that will not bother everybody.
I have read that some don't like the fit of the lid, although I will state that mine is fine and hasn't managed to fall off yet - but thats what rubber bands are for aren't they...?
Maybe two would be a good setup, one in one colour for unexposed film one in a different colour for exposed?
Or maybe a black one for your b&w and coloured one for your colour film?
4 Star rating. Theres nothing wrong with it at all, its just not really for me. Still, go get one and support AW and JCH.

I absolutely love mine, I thought it was a bit of a useless thing until I got one, and now I'm looking to get more. So easy to get your film tidy and organised, especially when travelling, and really comes in handy in that awkward stage when you're changing film out in the bright light and windy weather somewhere totally inconvenient.

Great for keeping film organised while travelling and easy to costumes with stickers :) pretty durable too from what o can tell

This is a simple nice looking film case. However the lid isn't quite as tight as I would like it so end up using an elastic band round it. Would probably not buy again because of this.

I bought that case as part of a bundle with some film and I found it very convinient, specially for travelling and pass through the airport scans. The best way to storage my undeveloped films before sending it to the lab

super handy to carry/store film, pretty robust plastic

i got this free when you got gifts from the wonder points
its great i mean does what is says on the tin.

Bought this as going overseas on holiday and didn't want to take loose boxes of film. Will fit nicely in the camera bag and means the film can be hand inspected at the airport. Shame it is not big enough for the plastic canisters as well but it does hold the loose rolls tightly.

I thought this might just be a bit gimmicky (I've lived this long without anything like this) but actually it's really handy to have around. It's stopped me having film just rolling around in my bag, and i don't have to worry about losing film in the back of a cupboard while I build up a stash before developing them all. A bit pricey, but it works.

The case was a freebie from accumulated wonderpoints. I was surprised by how useful these cases are keeping exposed and unexposed film separate in my camera bag (I always leave a bit of the leader out to ease home processing).