135 to 120 film adapter 3d models

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...

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...

FILM CASE 120&135 This is a film case for 135 and 120 Features Fits 6x 35mm film, or 4x 120 film, or 3x 35mm film plus 2x 120 film Part list 1.Film case part01v10.1 Qty. 1 2.Film case part02v10 Qty. 1 3.Pin OD2.4mm length 80 mm Qty. ...1

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

This is an adapter to use 120 film in old 124 film cameras. To use this, you'll want to print a total of four of these. Use two on your roll of film, and then use the other two on a spare 120 spool (potentially from another roll of 120 film). ... I...

This is an adapter to use 120 film in 124 film cameras. To use this, print four of these adapters. You'll use two on your spool of film and two on a spare empty 120 spool (maybe a used spool from another film). _Note: You'll need to figure out...

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.

Simple adapter to make 120 film fit in a 116 camera like a kodak pocket camera No 1 A For more oscarpoll.com

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...

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...

Adapter Adapter 35mm to 120 film

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

... adapters based on a modern 120 mm film roll and a Kodak Jiffy 616 Film camera. ... The OD of the 120 mm film spool will need to be trimmed by 1 mm overall to match the OD of the adapters, otherwise the film cannot spin freely when the camera is closed.

This is an film spool adapter to use 120 film in cameras that originally took 116 or 616 type film. Note: this does not mean that the "red window" numbers will line up, just that you will be able to load 120 sized spools into the camera. There are a...

I made this adapter to allow me to use 120 roll film in a Kodak Six-16 Brownie Junior Camera. ... In the Six-16 one set of 120 frame numbers line up, and if you use every second frame you get a 20mm overlap of frames.

I made this adapter to shoot 120 roll film in a Kodak Brownie Target Six-16 (designed for 616 spool). By using 120 frame numbers 3, 6, 9, 12 & 15, I got 5 pictures. ... Examples : https://www.flickr.com/photos/danielb/albums/72177720299192748

This adapter is perfectly matched to the 120 spool for 35mm, which is at pinshape.com/items/3162-3d-printed-120-takeup-spool-for-35mm-film. I prefer the Shapeways version for accuracy and durability, but if you download and print your own on a...

There's a couple other 120-to-Kodak-116 film adapters on here, but none of them fit my 1917 Kodak 1A Autographic special. This one does. It may also fit other 116 cameras. Unlike some other designs that keep it off to one side, this centers the film...

The adapter has two parts, one that fits in the slot of the 120 spool and the cameras film winder, the other one is fits in the hole on the other side and is made to rotate freely in the camera. The fit is quite tight on some spools to make sure...

This adapter allows you to fit standard 120-size film into an older Kodak six-16 camera (popular in the 1930s). The Brownie six-16 was a popular model. Based on an instructional PDF by this guy over here: http://home.comcast.net/~peter.lerro/site/...

I had a roll film back for my Graflex RB 3.25 x 4.25 Camera (An Original as no one else makes or made them) and Kodak 51 Type Roll film is No longer made so I made adapters so it will use 120 Film.

This is a remix of a part from a Thingiverse model (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4711177  by blaskkaffe ) , that I customized to better fit my camera (Kodak No3 folding camera). Slightly increased widths on the slots,  improved...

Installation: To install a spool of film, I slid the non-pin keyed adapter (referred to as 'cross') onto the top film advance pin. Then I inserted the '+' on the other end into the film spool, inserted the other adapter/spacer into the other end of...

Adapter plugs to put 120 Size film into an old camera designed for 122 sized film spools (Eg. Kodak 3-A folding autographic brownie camera) Instructions Print with high infill (roughly 90%) so the...

This design is a perfect for the 120 format film into any 116 or 616 camera. ...It is designed to allow for the take-up spool to rotate without worry that it's not winding.

This is a remix so that they fit without any filing required. ... Tested to fit ib both Kodak and Fuji spools. ... No support required, it will bridge just fine.

Film photographic box to store 5 rolls of 135 film or 5 rolls of 120 film. ... Box can be stacked together

... would work for 35mm film (135 format), so I remodeled an existing design with parametric values for the box label size. ...I've included STLs of this for both 120 and 135 box labels, as well as the CAD model in case anyone wants to tweak it further.

... For 120 film still in the foil packaging, as well as 135 cartridges, I found transparent filament to look really nice. Some closing wordsBe sure to let me know what you like or don't like about the model and make suggestions for improvement!

I designend a Tool to cut an 120 Film to an 127 Film without an darkroom. You have to put an Razor in the "Cutter". Than you have to Cut the 120 Film a little bit so it have an direction. On the other side, you roll up a part of the Film on the 127...