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Philip's sprocket parts idea

for sprocket hole pictures by Espressobuzz.

Now I can shoot more than one roll at a time, without rewinding in the dark.
Using Philip's sprocket parts idea.

I wind all the film into the blue cassette in the dark, then I can load the camera anywhere.

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Philip Williamson says:

Cool! I hope it works for you.

I made a long-winded blog about how to do it, but frankly, the picture with notes is a lot clearer.
Posted 36 months ago. ( permalink )

Mark-B says:

great idea! i'm going to do it this way :) thanks for the tip!
Posted 36 months ago. ( permalink )

~shad~ says:

this is really great stuff, i cannot believe i never thought to do this.
Posted 35 months ago. ( permalink )

magnifik 2.0 says:

Brilliant!
Posted 25 months ago. ( permalink )

tikayiyay says:

this is a great idea! thanks!
Posted 21 months ago. ( permalink )

3_little_birds says:

genius!
it's so simple and yet so useful!
Posted 20 months ago. ( permalink )

ling*3 says:

um...how to roll the film into another spare cassette?

can you give me the detail process?
thankyou!
Posted 19 months ago. ( permalink )

Espressobuzz says:

Kwan: I buy the empty cassettes at the camera store. Are you familiar with them? They are not simply old used film cassettes. They come apart in 4 pieces. I tape the film to the inner spool, and put the cassette back together.
Posted 19 months ago. ( permalink )

realblades says:

I think my Smena would need something like this for it to work, too. Funny idea running 135 film like this.
Posted 14 months ago. ( permalink )

jannx [фотограф] says:

'doh!
(runs down hall to check drawer for 120 spools and find 120 Holga... )
Posted 7 months ago. ( permalink )

Flex_LH says:

(Light bulb goes on....) when I build the 6x17 of my dreams, I'll remember to use this technique to shoot small format film in it.
Posted 7 months ago. ( permalink )

Espressobuzz says:

Yeah, I'm planning to do it in a Mamiya Super 23.
Posted 7 months ago. ( permalink )

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