4x5 film scanner 3d models

... and screwed together. It is a straight forward print, and I used PLA as the material to build with. I don't know enough about the various 4x5 Graflex cases to know if this will fit every model, but it worked on my 50's version of Crown Graphic.

**THIS IS A WORK IN PROGRESS AND UNTESTED ATM** 4X5 SHEET FILM HOLDER print amounts: latch- 2 middle- 1 middle TB - 2 TB - 2 darkslide - 2 glue together after printing UPDATE: the darkslide and middle top and bottom parts have been reworked. the...

This is a "dark box" designed specifically to store exposed 4x5'' film sheets safely. The box itself is lightproof, making it an ideal solution for keeping your sensitive films protected. However, as an added precaution, consider placing the exposed...

I prefer this simple 2 sheets holder because of x-ray film stiffness and emulsion fragility.Fits nice to the AP and Paterson 2x135 tanks, also must work with 9x12 and 4x5" sheets both.Use any material that have proper chemical resistance, like, ABS...

About 1mm from the scaner glass to the film. ... Put A on scaner, then film on it ,then B on top .That will keep the film flat.

This is both the framework and a full model to make a custom 4x5 film holder that fits into the 4x5 back for Polaroid pack film cameras made from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5254390. This film holder is smaller than a standard 4x5 film holder,...

If you touch the slots with your fingernails, you can use your fingers as a guide to load film sheets into the slots. ... I haven't tried using it yet, but I'd like to share this idea and see if anyone has suggestions for improvement or an alternative...

Scan your 35mm film at a high resolution to ensure maximum detail is captured and then analyze it carefully to identify any potential issues that may arise during development.

... The add-on fits snugly onto the base of the Lomography film scanner, enabling users to pair it with a phone fitted with a Sirui macro lens and a Moment case. ...With my Pixel 2XL sporting this combo, I'm consistently getting impressive results.

This project consists of the components you need to print if you wish to construct my 8mm film scanner. It operates on Arduino and utilizes a genuine Bolex film gate from the 1960s. To see the device in action, along with instructions on how to...

I also glued some felt to the back of the front plate to help avoid scratching the front of the negative and to flatten out the film better. The back of the negative seems like it's mostly okay, although one problem area may be where it comes out of...

In Progress

The device is designed for digitizing photos using the camera in macro mode for the pentax optio 6 camera, printed with petg plastic, the temperature became 55 degrees, the nozzles 245 degrees,I used an led flashlight as the illumination.

Kodak 4x5 film tank cap with pour spout. ...

While this protected the film from damage it creates challenges for people wishing to scan the film using a flatbed scanner. The first challenge is that the film has been rolled up for 20 years. Attempting to get the film flattened enough to scan...

Developing 8 sheets of 4x5 film at a time. Print with PETCF for best performance. ... PLA is too crunchy PLA+/PETG/ABS are too soft ABS-CF should also work.

... ----- Shoot Fujifilm Instax Wide instant film in your 4x5 large format film camera. Printable Insert for 4x5 film holder to position Fujifilm Instax Wide (instant) film. Insert is asymmetrical to center the image area of Instax wide. ...

This is a spacer adapter to develop 70mm x 5" film strips to fit on the Stearman Press SP-445 4x5 holder for development. It may splay out a little bit, but should hold the film strip securely. ...If not, then sand the inner surfaces until it's...

Wolverine Reflecta 8mm Film Scanner Large Film Reel Adaption remix files

When I discovered **Edgar Kech** adapter (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3449588) for using international sheet film holders for 9x12cm negatives, I decided to take the chance and make it suitable for 4x5 film. <h1>Parts:</h1> - **1x...

Adapter to load Instax Wide film into a standard 4x5 double dark slide film holder. The easiest way to do this is to skip the DIY and buy a [LomoGraflok](https://shop.lomography.com/en/lomo-graflok-instant-back?country=us). There is [another...

The Lomograflok 4x5 instant film back is an awesome creation, only problem is that the focus calibration mask it comes with is incorrectly sized, so you end up focusing in front of your subject instead of on them. After some testing I found it to...

- For 4x5 film, use all four parts (Top, Bottom, Mid, and SecondMid). You can also adapt the length of the Mid part to fit any desired size. To accommodate larger tanks, you may need to use the alternative versions of AltTop and AltBottom with a...

As I was looking around the web for a proper drying rack, I came upon this ebay item : https://www.ebay.fr/itm/3D-Printed-4x5-Film-Drying-Rack/143582161368?hash=item216e29e9d8:g:BmUAAOSw5gVemIgT This looks like a great idea but my tank holds 6...

An holder for Espon scanner V600, for 126 format negative film.  Design with DesignSpark Mechanical (Free software)

Instead of screws, the parts are now held together with a piece of 1.7mm filament.You can find the project here:https://hackaday.io/project/167426-8mm-film-scannerAnd an article about it on HackSpace magazine...

... old. Scanner software performed well on old material, capturing the original color tone missing in C-41 films. Most inherited Minox films were scanned using a Reflecta ProScan Minox film holder and standard flatbed scanners with transparency units.

Medium format negative masks for Kindermann 4x5 enlarger. Modeled in SolveSpace from an original 6x9 sheet metal mask. The masks cover the aspect ratios of 6x4.5, 6x6, 6x7, 6x8, 6x8 and 6x12. ...

... with Arduino kits. ...This base one part of my automatic film scanner project that you can view here (https://joshuajung2024ca44.myportfolio.com/cost-effective-automatic-film-scanner). ...I printed this at 20% infill, no supports and with adhesion.