135 to 120 film adapter 3d models

This spool is perfectly compatible with the 35mm film adapter available at pinshape.com/items/3160-3d-printed-35mm-film-to-120-spool-adapter. ...While I prefer the Shapeways version for its accuracy and durability, you can also print your own on a...

The matching 35mm film adapter is available at http://www.youmagine.com/designs/35mm-film-on-120-spool. There are two STL files, one with supports and one without. The supports are required - the one without requires setting your slicer to generate...

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...

This is just a remix of Savvasnyc's design where I widened the cut outs so that you can scan the entire 120 film, including the borders. The drawback is there is no longer a "slot" for the film to slide through and could result in a wavy surface. I...

If any of these describe your intentions, or if you're someone who merely enjoys working with film, then these adapters are likely for you. These takeup spools will neatly rewind a 35mm roll onto the standard-sized 120 format cartridge. You can find...

Customized version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:735038 Created with Customizer! ...https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=735038

I shoot a 120 film pack with my trusty 616 camera. ...My Kodak Brownie from 1927 never fails to deliver stunning results.

This is medium format (120) film scanner I made for Godox SL60W LED light with Bowens reflector (17cm). ...It just snaps on reflector, and you can use camera on tripod to "scan" your film.

... exposure is about f22 at 1/30s. Use ISO 100 film. Also, since you can't see the film back in the red window, I estimate it takes 11 half turns of the film advance to get the first frame in place and 4-5 half turns to advance to the next exposure.

... - Check Out This Film Case Here: Http://Www.Thingiverse.Com/Thing:671484 It's Still A Great Case, But I'm Just Not Into The New Design. ... A Two-Roll Holder For 120 Film - This Case Keeps Your Film Safe And Sound Before Or After You Take Those Photos.

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...

This Base has holes on both sides and the cap has to be glued on the rod after 4 rings are placed on each rod.*picture below - SUPPORTS: 1) BASE BASIC 2) BASE WITH ADVANCE SYSTEM 3) BASE WITH ADAVANCE SYSTEM V 2.1 4) 120 FILM HOLDERS 3) When you are...

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...

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 using a DSLR with a macro lens, manually focused in live view...

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...

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 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...

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 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 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.

* 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...

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...

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...

... hieght. Top printed with top side down. Bottom printed with bottom side down. Use well tuned "Ironing" in cura to get smoother surface that the film travels on. Small amount of Loctite precision super glue used to connect top and bottom. ...

I'm passionate about shooting medium format film and needed a stylish container to showcase my favorite rolls. That's why I created this custom design. You can have your container printed with the iconic Kodak logo or keep it plain - the choice is...

I'm passionate about capturing images with medium format cameras and wanted to create a custom container for my films, so I designed this unique holder myself. You can easily print the container with the iconic Kodak logo or keep it plain. The same...

The same goes with the top, there is a blank, a "Keeping Film Alive" version, and one more. The third top says "Hand me a color, quick", Bill Anders said this on Apollo 8 before taking the Famous "Earthrise" picture to Jim Lovell. Print Settings...

... To get started, you need to set up your printer settings. Printer Model: Prusa I3 Raft Settings: Yes Support Settings: No Layer Resolution: 0.2mm Infill Density: 100% Once you've got everything dialed in, it's time to print and shoot some photos!