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Readyload and quickload Holders
Is it possible to reload these with new film?
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Robert wrote: Is it possible to reload these with new film? Wouldn't that defeat the purpose of using them in the first place? |
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wrote in message ... In article , Robert wrote: Is it possible to reload these with new film? Wouldn't that defeat the purpose of using them in the first place? Not if your wanting to conserve space without spending the extra 40% for the preloaded ones. |
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John E. "Robert" wrote in message . net... Is it possible to reload these with new film? |
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Take one apart and you'll answer your question. I suppose if you save the
two ends that tear off and are good with splicing tape on the base side of the film it could be done, but you'd better have a clean room, an antistatic work table and foolproof jig to line everything up. Film flatness will be questionable. It might be worth trying if you wanted to use some film that isn't available in ready loads. Let us know if it works out. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Robert" Newsgroups: rec.photo.equipment.large-format Sent: Monday, November 20, 2006 3:43 PM Subject: Readyload and quickload Holders Is it possible to reload these with new film? |
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"babelfish" wrote in message news4D8h.2753$w37.484@trnddc08... Take one apart and you'll answer your question. I don't have one too take apart. I was going to buy one if it was possible, so I could carry more film ready for use. Robert |
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Readyload and quickload Holders
Sounds like it would be a LOT easier to use film holders. Getting all
those pieces to stick to the film would be a chanllenge. babelfish wrote: : Take one apart and you'll answer your question. I suppose if you save the : two ends that tear off and are good with splicing tape on the base side of : the film it could be done, but you'd better have a clean room, an antistatic : work table and foolproof jig to line everything up. Film flatness will be : questionable. It might be worth trying if you wanted to use some film that : isn't available in ready loads. Let us know if it works out. : ----- Original Message ----- : From: "Robert" : Newsgroups: rec.photo.equipment.large-format : Sent: Monday, November 20, 2006 3:43 PM : Subject: Readyload and quickload Holders : Is it possible to reload these with new film? : -- ------------------- Keep working millions on welfare depend on you |
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