120 film scanner 3d models

I created an adapter to utilize 120 roll film with my Kodak Six-16 Brownie Junior Camera. ... The Six-16 aligns one set of 120 frame numbers perfectly, but using every second frame results in a 20mm gap between consecutive exposures.

Unlike some other designs that keep it off to one side, this centers the film inside the camera - so you'll need two of those per spool of 120 film (that is, 4 for the whole camera). ...It's not the most mechanically robust design ever, but it hasn't...

Adapter to use 120 film in very old cameras that where made for 118 film, like the Kodak Autographic 3a and similar. The adapter has two parts, one that fits in the slot of the 120 spool and the cameras film winder, the other one is fits in the hole...

This adapter is perfectly matched to the 120 spool for 35mm, which is available at pinshape.com/items/3162-3d-printed-120-takeup-spool-for-35mm-film. I prefer the Shapeways version for accuracy and durability, but if you download and print your own...

The matching 120 film adapter is at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1233210. There are two STL files, one with and one without supports. The supports are optional - the one without supports requires setting your slicer to generate supports...

These adapters help with converting a Polaroid 40 series roll film camera to use 120 film. To use, you'll need a 35mm film rewind knob which will need to be drilled through the bottom of the camera were the negative roll used to be situated. This...

These files help you modify the Polaroid swinger to use 120 film. The film guide slips into the left hand side of the exposure chamber, and the spool ends install onto the take-up spool. The knob inserts into the top end of the spool end.Print the...

I required a customized film box label holder specifically designed for 35mm film in the 135 format, so I modified an existing design by incorporating parametric values that catered to the box label size requirements. ...To meet this need, I've created...

This is a 120 film holder for 5 rolls. It has enough room for the roll in its wrap. ...It uses 3mm magnets (8 are needed) but I am sharing fully editable STEP and F3D files for adjusting tolerances or using other size magnets :)

I have a question for you: Do I own a 120 film camera? Would I like to capture pictures with the sprocket holes prominently displayed? Or do I simply wish to experiment with films not readily available in 35mm format? If any of these describe your...

This is a remix of a part from a Thingiverse model (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4711177  by blaskkaffe ) , that I customized to better fit my camera (Kodak No3 folding camera). Slightly increased widths on the slots,  improved...

This is a remix of a part from a Thingiverse model (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4711177  by blaskkaffe ) , that I customized to better fit my camera (Kodak No3 folding camera). Slightly increased widths on the slots,  improved the fit with a...

This set of versatile containers is engineered as a straightforward, space-saving, and sophisticated means of securely holding up to three 120 film rolls at once. The three distinct bodies within this collection are clearly labeled for the most...

Then I inserted the '+' on the other end into the film spool, inserted the other adapter/spacer into the other end of the film spool, and while pulling the circular pin out and away from the body of the camera, I slid the other end of the film spool...

Adapter plugs designed to convert old cameras meant for 122 size film reels into compatible units accepting 120 Size film stock (example: Kodak 3-A folding autographic brownie camera). The process requires a 90% high infill print, which allows the...

I designed and printed a 120 film box tab holder for my Rolleiflex TLR using a standard printer. It's a thin piece of plastic that attaches securely with double-stick tape, giving it a seamless look. The design is perfect for printing on edge, which...

One is for the 35mm film, the other is for the 120 film (6x6 or 6x4.5 frames). Just thread the film through the slots, place it over a lightbox* and take the photos! TIPS: I recommend a DSLR with a macro lens, manually focused in live view zoom...

One is for the 35mm film, the other is for the 120 film (6x6 or 6x4.5 frames). Just thread the film through the slots, place it over a lightbox and take the photos! TIPS: I recommend using a DSLR with a macro lens, manually focused in live view...

I designed these 120 film cases, offering two versions to accommodate either three or five rolls. The container and lid are carefully chamfered to prevent the notorious "elephant foot" effect. I rigorously tested and refined the tolerances for the...

I made these 120 film cases and thought I'd share them with you.There are two variants with space for 3 or 5 rolls. Both the container and lid are chamfered to avoid an elephant foot. The tolerances for the lid have been tested and iterated to allow...

I designed and built these 120 film cases, eager to share them with you! There are two versions: one holds three rolls, the other five. The container and lid both have a chamfered edge to prevent that frustrating elephant foot effect. I tested and...

* The `filmWidth` variable specifies the width of the film; set it to `46` for 127 film or `62` for 120 film. In theory, `35` will work for 35mm; however, the spiral is only long enough to support a rather short roll -- in probably about a...

Two parts that you need to use 35mm film in any medium format camera. ...3D printable.

A redesign of my standard 1X4 film holder now in a 2X2 style.

Derived from the P6*8, the terraSphere also uses 120 film, with a 6 X 8 cm frame, like the Holga, Hasselblad, and other classic medium format cameras. Dozens of P6*8 pinhole photographers around the world provided input and feedback to help shape...

I made a slight adjustment to the underside of the film holder to allow light to reach all the edges of the film evenly. ... Print normally for 6x6 negatives, stretch to 150mm for 6x7, stretch to 170mm for 6x9.

This is an extended version of the terraPin 6X6, engineered to capture two simultaneous exposures side by side on medium-format 120 film. This camera shares many small components with the original terraPin, with a few distinct parts unique to 2HT. I...

This film holder safely stores 4 rolls with a secure top lid that snaps into place. &nbsp;Print the top and bottom section in different colors for added creativity. ...&nbsp;</p>

Simple design. ...Clips are very useful for handling exposed film. ... Print Settings Printer: Prusa I3 Rafts: Enabled Supports: Disabled Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 100% Post-Printing Get out there and take some photos!

A straightforward update to @onethou's outstanding design (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2907920), this modification adds a simple loop to the film reminder, allowing the film minder to be securely attached to the camera strap's ring without...