120 roll film scanner 3d models

Film holder for 120 film square 6x6, comprised of two parts that sandwich and guide the film. These parts work together to keep the film in place. To make this film holder, you'll need a pair of holders made from printed files, along with some...

Each time you process a roll of 120 film, you can use up to 100ml less solution! Because the developer is used in excess, this does not alter the development process itself. Print this part with a watertight seal - we recommend using a 1.1...

When shooting 120 film in a 124 camera, such as with the design from Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4548692, the image will be clipped vertically due to 120 being an inch narrower than 124 film. This part fits over a 'cube' type...

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Unless there's other explanation that I can't think of.***Inspired by an invention by philslizzy on forum.mflenses.com (https://forum.mflenses.com/35mm-on-120-backing-paper-t81581.html).A tool that helps sticking 35mm film to the backing paper of 120...

Use an empty 120 spool as the take-up - modifying it by taping it in place to accept the 35mm film tail is relatively simple, making the slot thinner to securely grip the tail. The lower part prints out of the box without any modifications...

Other designs use an 'S-bend' slot to keep the negative flat, but that assumes you've left the entire roll of film uncut. If you want to scan the frame at the end of a cut strip, they're not much use. This design uses a shaped base and a weighted...

* Use a portion of the paper tape that wrapped the new roll of film under the cap before sliding it closed to remind you what film you have loaded. * Double-check your frame indexing when making an exposure if your camera has not been shot in a while...

All you need is 2 safety razors and some 4x2mm and 6x3mm one-sided sticky foam strips one razor in the middle makes 2 strips of 135 2 razors in the outside 2 slots makes one strip of 120

Introducing an accessory for the P6*6 Pinhole Camera, this text explains how film sometimes unwinds during unloading, leading to light leaks and ruined negatives. The author previously suggested using foam inside the uptake spool cavity; however,...

These prints lift your lomography digitalizer 120 scanning masks 3 cm of the light source thus reducing, or even eliminating the texture of the light source in the final scan. The holes on top are for 10 mm disk magnets that need to be press...

Edit 2016-08-14: As an answer to this, I added the STL for a sock to put around the counter barrel to make it turn with the film. This is not tested. ... Print Settings Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: Hephestos Prusa I3 Rafts: No Supports: No...

An Exposure Duration document is included for various films with reciprocity failure, and additional information and tutorials are available through helpful links provided. ...Don't miss out on exploring pinhole photography with this versatile camera!

Print with 0.2mm layers, infill @ 20%. ...Print two identical pieces that will fit together.

Needed a canister for my respooled 127, ended up taking it too far.. ... Label size is 38.5x13mm.

TurboSmooth modifier can be used to increase mesh resolution if necessaryPreview rendered with V-RayFile Formats: 3ds Max 2012, FBX, OBJAll textures included All textures correctly named.Real-world scale, units - millimetersLighting is not included

This 3D model features a photographic/camera filled with PBR materials, textures, and non-overlapping UV layout maps. It has quad geometries only (no tris/ngons), no poles, and is easily customizable with UV unwrapped geometries. Each object,...

The 3D model is based on real measurements and crafted with precision. It's available in various formats like .max (3ds Max 2008 scanline and vray), .fbx, .obj, .3ds, .mb (Maya 8.5), .lwo (Lightwave 6), and .c4d (Cinema 4D 11). Renders are done using...

Vinyl roll clip, sticker film, 80 and 115 mm

Both versions are designed to allow the film sprocket holes and/or un exposed film edges to be visible. * Added a mask that can fit 2 35mm frames or a single 35mm Pano frame from shooting in my Mamiya RB67. ... * Added a 200mm 67 version with...

An adapter that lets you attach a Linhof 6x9 Roll film back to the Will travel 4x5 cameras by Morten Kolve https://www.thingiverse.com/mortenkolve/designs

This is a remixed design that aims to create a 3d printed 120mm film roll back for ekech's "6x12 roll film back for 4x5 cameras". Since the Makina I is designed for 6x9 pictures, the design had to be converted. I also intend to add a 135 adapter for...

This grip clips onto the right-hand side of any of the other roll film backs: Models K and 2. I am working on a version for the completely rounded right-hand side (some early Model 1 and Model K). Add your cable release and you are set. All...

This grip clips onto the right-hand side of any of the other roll film backs: Models 1, K, and 2. I am working on a version for the completely rounded right-hand side (some early Model 1 and Model K). Add your cable release and you are set.</p>...

In addition, I've included two parts to maintain the filament roll in its desired position, allowing you to keep two rolls on the same holder without them touching or experiencing lateral displacement. ... The cardboard tube measures 26 mm in diameter...

I crafted this a while back, but forgot to post it online initially. I did print out version one for myself, though I suspect that the dimensions might have been slightly askew. Upon reviewing the design, I'm fairly certain I've made the necessary...

... necessary. To go in the other direction just add felt tape on top. Ideal distance from the first lip of the lens mount (where the lens tabs rest), to the film back's pressure plate should be 61.35mm, no more than 61.5mm, and no less than 61.25mm.

This roll holder is designed to accommodate a smaller diameter, making it suitable for use with a variety of rolls, such as those holding sandwich paper or cling film cutters.

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