127 film adapter 3d models

The goal here was to make an adapter that would drop into the window of the 120 carrier, but would securely hold the narrower 127 film in place at the right height above the glass. There are two pieces, a lower part which drops into the opening...

... a brim. I've tested this on both genuine store-bought 127 film (as pictured in the photo) and on extra-long 127 rolls re-spooled from 120 film. ...The latter rolls are wider in diameter, but the clip is sized to work with either type of film.

Create a spool for 127 film, as this nearly extinct format is difficult to find. Alternatively, cut down 120 film or purchase bulk rolls of 46mm film and backing paper. Nonetheless, you require a spool to wind the film; especially if old spools are...

On the other side, you roll up a part of the Film on the 127 spool, and the "Trash" part on the 127_Adapter part. Than you insert the 127_Adapter and the 127 Spool together in the "Spoolholder". These two Parts slides in to the guiding rail on the...

I designed this tool to convert 120 film into 127 format for my classic cameras. ...It utilizes standard safety razor blades for precision cuts.

120-to-127 Film Slitter ======================= This design is part of a film slitter, to re-spool 120-format film for use in 127-format cameras. It must be used *in complete darkness* -- a film changing bag, photographic darkroom, or other room that...

This is an adapter designed for Cyma 127. ...You need a screw (M3 x 25mm) and a nut.

This is an adapter designed for Cyma 127. ...You need a screw (M3 x 25mm) and a nut.

* 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...

I remixed the original design to be used as a size 127 film holder for 4cm x 4cm film negatives. Works great with the magnets epoxied in place to hold the two pieces together. There are holes to install 6mm dia. ...2mm thick round rare earth...

The weight is provided by short lengths of 8mm square steel bar, glued into a recess in the top part of the film holder. I painted them black so they don't go rusty. The base is printed the right way up, and the top is printed upside down so the...

A quick model of an adapter to load 35mm film into a 120/medium format camera to allow taking panorama photos with the whole width of the film exposed (even the perforations). There are other models but this is a really basic one and because of that...

I decided to design an insert that will center these plates within a Graflex Graphic Film Pack Adapter that normally shoots 4x5 film. Print on your usual settings and check for proper fitment. The base is "keyed" with a raised dot that should be...

... a core of film without a split reel. ...This was designed for my Australian made Easton film rewinders, specifically the dummy feed arm, however, the spindle is the US standardised 5/16" (8mm) and the key hole is designed for 3mm so should fit others.

... cameras so they can use different types of film, such as the one shown here. ...This particular adapter is designed to enable the user to load 120 film into a camera that was originally made for 116 film, similar to the Kodak Pocket Camera No. ...1A.

I bought a Nextstar 127 SLT and the Celstron focus motor without first checking to see if they were compatible - which they are not. This adapter plate resolves the issue. You will need: 7x M3 Nuts 4x M3x20 OR M3x25 Bolts 3x M3x10 Bolts ...

This is a basic 3D model for adapting 35mm film into a film camera that shoots 120 film. ...The top part is a bit tight on the film since the model was made a bit ad hoc.

124 film was discontinued in 1961, making this adapter necessary for using 120 film in 124 film cameras. To use this adapter, you'll need to print four of them. ...Two will go on your spool of film and two on a spare empty 120 spool - possibly one...

Adapter that allows you to load 35mm film into a medium format camera.With this adapter you can take amazing panoramic photos and expose the full width of the film not just the frame between perforations.If you print two you can add another film...

This is an adapter to use 120 film in old 124 film cameras. To successfully use this adapter, you'll need to print four of them out, total. Use two on your current roll of film and then apply the other two on a spare 120 spool - potentially from...

A 116 to 120 film adapter. Was made with measurements from a Contessa Nettel. ...It is a little rough but it works.

By using a piece of 16mm film, this reference point can be determined exactly, so that the film is always in the correct scanning position (see photo). ... Drill a hole and use a piece of a paperclip with a diameter smaller than the film perforation.

By using this film adapter, you can scan a 16mm pretty fast by moving it frame by frame. The JPG's created can be processed later with free programs like AVIDEMUX, XnviewMP, XnConvert. It works very well for me and is a cheap method of 16mm film...

I happened to be without one of the adapter spindles and found that common adapters sometimes tucked away in old films weren't functioning well at all. This invention converts the smaller squared-off spindle on 8mm movie viewers to super 8mm core...

Adapter Adapter 35mm to 120 film

This adapter allows you to use APS film in most 35mm cameras. The spacer will make the film centered. The adapter also allows for rewind (very important!). Note: this will not work in most electronic rewind cameras, such as Yashica 200AF. It simply...

Adapter to shoot 35mm film in any medium format camera. The take up spool is printed in two parts so it can be printed without supports. The two pieces of the take up spool need to be glued together (one had a boss, one has a receiver so they...

The frame number window on 124 cameras is outside the 120 film area, so you will have to cover the window with lightproof tape, and experiment with how far to advance the film per frame. I've found that the following works for me: - Starting with...

Raises the film off the glass to prevent newton rings when scanning instant film. Use any poster tack in the circular recesses to hold the film. Use the large center hole to push your film back out when complete. ... (I prefer loctite...

The spacers fit into the holes of a 35mm film cartridge, ensuring consistent vertical alignment throughout the roll of film. These parts are designed to complement Lomography's kit, which is not required but necessary to cover the red window on the...