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Pretty good. Holds 120 or 35mm or a mix of both
The central dividers are NOT fixed so rattle about and as its metal on metal is a bit like forks getting tangled in the cutlery drawer.
Adding some thin anti-slip matting keeps everything tight and quiet
I thought it was a great film case. While it's quite big, you can still fit this in your bag when you're travelling. If you mainly shoot 35mm, it's a great companion film case. You put in 6 rolls and without any worry shoot it around.
Great case which holds up to either 6x 35mm films, 4x 120 films or 2x 120 & 3x 35mm. I did find the dividers pretty fiddly to fit into the case, and one of the separators arrived bent, but it was easy enough to gently bend back to shape.
Sturdy, functional, compact
This is a surprisingly light weight yet robust film case. I bought it for taking away on a back packing trip around North Wales. It was thrown about, chucked into a rucksack, and generally knocked about a bit and through it all the lid kept on and the film was held pretty securely. Good purchase.
The only reason for the lack of a 5th star is the internal metal bracing is a bit of a swine to set up until you know the knack of it.
Tidy little tin, inserts are a bit of a pain and arent too secure. Though i like how the rolls are displayed when the inserts are sitting right!
It is a nice enough case, the little metal inserts are fiddly and I find they routinely come apart when the case is in a rucksack even if the case is full of film, perhaps a sturdier method of joining them would be better.
Great looking tin, fits perfect in my camera bag and holds just the right amount for a day out.
I wish the inserts were a little more secure but all in all a great product! Thank you
The internal dividers bend really easily and fall out a lot, so it doesn't actually hold film in place. If the case is full and in your bag you'll be guaranteed to have the dividers fall out when you try and open it, or have an annoying rattling sound of everything moving around inside the case. I'm going to put mine in a drawer and get a better case from Kodak.
all in all its a tin case for some film, but it could be used to hold anything really. The internal dividers fall out and don't stay and bend really easily making them not very useful. id stick to the Kodak Cases so much better than these.
