film developing reel 3d models

... like the Minolta 16 series simultaneously. ...Each layer can hold three rolls of film, making it perfect for heavy-duty film shooting. A standard Paterson tank can easily accommodate a reel with four layers, streamlining your film development process.

... and 1 centerTube.</p><p>The parts should press fit together. &nbsp;Depending on your printer's calibration, you may need to scale a few of the parts by about 1% in your slicer.Also included is a hook to hang the reel on a peg board with 1" spacing.

I shoot and home-develop a lot of different film formats, and less-standard film development reels (like APS) are hard to come by, and expensive AF when they do creep onto the market. So.... I made my own. This one is designed to work in a Paterson...

I shoot and home-develop a lot of different film formats, and less-standard film development reels (like APS) are hard to come by, and expensive AF when they do creep onto the market. So.... I made my own. This one is designed to work in a Paterson...

Check out my profile, or click here to go to the new versionI shoot and home-develop a lot of different film formats, and I found myself unsatisfied with the “solutions” I had for developing 110 film, specifically for the Jobo processing system, so I...

This is completely new version!I shoot and home-develop a lot of different film formats, and none of the 110 film development reel solutions really did it for me, so I started tinkering around, and this is my latest - ALL NEW - design, with some nice...

This is completely new version!I shoot and home-develop a lot of different film formats, and none of the 110 film development reel solutions really did it for me, so I started tinkering around, and this is my latest - ALL NEW - design, with some nice...

Check out my profile, or click here to go to the new versionUPDATE:I added tweaks 8, 9, &amp; 10 described below, today (Nov 15, 2020)I shoot and home-develop a lot of different film formats, and I found myself unsatisfied with the “solutions” I had...

UPDATE: I added tweaks 8 & 9, described below, today (Nov 15, 2020) I shoot and home-develop a lot of different film formats, and I found myself unsatisfied with the “solutions” I had for developing 110 film, so I started asking around for a...

I shoot and home-develop a lot of different film formats, and try as I might I couldn't find a reel/holder for Disc films, so I designed one that it working really well for me. This reel/holder is designed to hold up to three disc films at a time,...

I shoot and home-develop a lot of different film formats, and try as I might I couldn't find a reel/holder for Disc films, so I designed one that it working really well for me. This reel/holder is designed to hold up to three disc films at a time,...

I shoot and home-develop a lot of different film formats, and try as I might I couldn't find a reel/holder for APS films, so I designed one. This is the result. Oh, and if you are looking at this, I'm sure you've realized that APS film canisters are...

I shoot and home-develop a lot of different film formats, and I found myself unsatisfied with the “solutions” I had for developing 110 film, specifically for the Jobo processing system, so I designed one specifically to fit Jobo systems. Specifically...

I shoot and home-develop a lot of different film formats, and I found myself unsatisfied with the “solutions” I had for developing 110 film. I made a version specifically for my Jobo dev tanks, and got a lot of feedback from people asking Paterson...

Once developed, separating these two parts allows for easy film recovery without any damage to the film. When loading the film into the printer, do so manually by slowly sliding it in place. Be careful not to crease or fold the film at any point...

The reel is relatively easy to load if you set it on the lower tank and slowly crank the film on, but I recommend practicing in daylight and then in dark with a test role a few times to get the feel of it and recognize when it isn't loading...

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 extrusion multiplier, 5 top/bottom layers, and 4 outlines. Insert it onto your spool...

This development reel is designed to accommodate six sheets of four by five film in a daylight processing tank for processing. The reel has been tested with Jobo 1526 tanks but will also work effectively in most other tanks which have at least three...

The notch is now significantly taller and longer, ensuring that the film stays perfectly in place throughout the development process, eliminating any risk of it becoming dislodged or slipping out of position.

Design for used with the AP or Paterson two-reels developing tank. This is a the 4th version of the wheel, one which I can personally used for my own photography. It takes some practice to load the reel. But it saves a lot of time and you don't...

What differentiates it from the earlier design is that it is an upright rotary style tank that uses less than half the chemistry, allowing you to develop 15 meters in just 450ml of liquid, which is roughly the same efficiency of developing the...

Film Reel for old school projector.

... ... Get your hands on this meticulously crafted 3D model of a classic film reel, featuring intricate details that transport you back in time. The comprehensive package includes both 3DS and OBJ files, ensuring seamless integration into your project.

A recommended formula for determining the ideal reel width is (material height) + (film width) + (1mm). This formula ensures optimal functionality, especially when using different materials. For added convenience, it's useful to edit holes if needed....

A Film Reel 3D Model. Three Objects (case, strip, tape), Parented, Each One with Its Own Non Overlapping UV Layout Map, Material and PBR Texture Set. Production-Ready 3D Model, with PBR Materials, Textures, and Non Overlapping UV Layout Maps Provided...

Film Industry Insider Crafted Exclusive 3D Model Exclusively for Cinematic Enthusiasts Uniting Across Online Forums to Discuss and Showcase Latest Visual Effects Innovations and Techniques.

Tank for developing 120 film.This thing is for those who continue to take photo with film :)

This is a movie film developing tank, similar to the old Lomo tanks. Exposed film is wound onto the spiral and placed in the light-proof tank while in darkness. Developing fluids are poured in through the central hole in the tank lid and out through...

Film developing tank, I have designed but yet tested it cuz I don't have access to a printer at the moment.&nbsp;Pieces should screw together, it did not render the screw thread&nbsp;There are 2 versions of the screw cap, one in one piece. ...(dunno how...

I wanted a cheap way to develop super 8, so here is my solution. I made the tank in Fusion360 and it is fully working. Also remixed the reel to work properly. If the tank is not fully waterproof, use a gluegun to fill the holes. I recommend to...