120 film holder for scanner 3d models

Film holder (135 format) for scanner. Used with an Epson V600 but I think it fits with all flatbed scanners. Designed for strips of 6 frames (can load 5 frames). The film is stretched over its length and width to avoid a curved shape. ... It allows...

Uploaded for a reddit user Measures 35mm between pins Adjust flow rate after each print so you can get it just right so they hold together and keep the film in place Try scanning from both sides to see which one is more clear.

Uploaded for a reddit user Measures 35mm between pins Adjust flow rate after each print so you can get it just right so they hold together and keep the film in place Try scanning from both sides to see which one is more clear. Print Settings Printer...

IntroThis is a three-piece film scanner adapter for 120 film (6x6 only), for use with the Essential Film Holder (with its parts reorganized in order to have the necessary height to fit in - 32mm from the bottom of the feet to the top of the top...

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...

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...

With the 120 holder, a speedbooster type mount adapter fills the frame with a 6x6 image. Pin the lens to minimum focus distance and you should be good to go. Originally I was going to include a rolling advance mechanism but found that it didn't...

The gap for the 35 mm film is wide enough to scan two Minox strips side by side, but i found the Epson software for my scanner was a bit of a PIA when using the two strip holder. There are two different lengths versions. The original Minox processing...

NEW: In the customizer, you can now also change the size of the film and the film frames, to print a film holder for almost any kind of film! Do you still have some strips of 110 film that were used in pocket cameras back in the 1970s and 1980s? And...

This holds two Kodak Films Discs on the scanner bed for precise and easy scanning. ... Still a work in progress, but it has worked so far.

A film holder for 35mm films including holes. Useful to scan Sprocket Rocket images. ... Openscad file is provided.

This is a holder for scanning analog APS film (24 mm wide) on a flatbed scanner (it is designed to work with an Epson V700 and similar models (10 mm between the glass surfaces)). Instructions: The end piece has to be mirrored and printed twice. ...

This is the short version (scanns 4 frames at a time), which I like, but I also made a longer version, for people who wanted it. This works really well on my flatbed scanner, but others have used it for digitizing with their digi-cam (DSLR or...

This is the long version, but I also made a shorter version, for people who wanted it. This works really well on my flatbed scanner, but others have used it for digitizing with their digi-cam (DSLR or mirrorless) scanning stations.To see actual...

This is a 120 film holder for 616 cameras. ...I use this in my Kodak Brownie (1927).

This is a two roll holder for 120 film. 120 film has a tendency to unroll slightly outside of the camera, this is a great way to keep your film safe and sound before or after shooting it. ...This prints without supports and snaps together rather...

... or set the delay to 5 seconds, that way the camera isn't moved by your hand while the shutter fires. To change frames, open the holder, slide the film over, close it back down, and position it under the tube, use a true macro lens for best results.

One is for a single frame of 127 film, the other for a strip of four 126 frames. These are old formats and many flatbed scanners don't come with adapters for them. ...The design is imperfect as it has nothing to stop the negatives from curling, but will...

Film holder for 120 film square 6x6 comprised of 2 parts that sandwich and guide the film. ... Things that you need are: -Printed files -2x rubber bands - 4x 70x7mm, 1mm thick felt or sponge(to fit in the grooves, it keeps the film tensioned ans removes...

This film case is designed to fit 4 rolls of 120 format film. The lid stays in place when closed, I designed it to have an interference fit lip. It took a few iterations but I am happy with how it fits now so I am offering it up to all of you. ...

The holder is relatively flimsy compared to other holders out there but it is optimized for a quick print because I print using a library printer. Using the lowest quality settings yielded a print time of 88 minutes including the body and 5 caps. ...

This is a simple bracket I designed for use with film holder of old Minolta Scan Dual III scaner. Original film holder lacks clips due to plastic degradation. ...So I choose to have a clip on part to keep it closed when scaning films.

... mirrored. Then lock the strip in place with the clamp, and scan them. I ended up scanning most of the old 110 films i inherited with my film scanner, using my [Reflecta ProScan 110 film holder](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3337838). ...

I made this film holder for my roommate who wanted to scan his developed analogue film. I don't know if anyone will ever need exactly this one, but then again, you will never know. I printed it in black PLA for it absorbs most light and makes the...

Rig for holding your film flat for DSLR 120 and 35mm scanning. Work in progress. Print in PLA black with .25mm layer. ... Easy to assemble, simply glue the two sides together.

... ... I want a 120 film holder with individual screw-on caps for each film canister. There are four (4) slots as a box of film comes with 5 and typically the 5th one is in my camera. Added numbers to the bottom for quick identification. ... Enjoy!

... fixed it with this version. You can print it and try it. Also the clips to hold the holders together were not in this design but the ones from my 35mm holder design should fit. ...It is probably better to use some kind of spring loaded clip anyways.

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.

... 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.

Details are available here: https://www.alanjhsu.com/projects/film-scanner These are 3D printed and laser cut parts for a 35mm film scanning setup using a Sony a6000 APSC body camera, M42 to E mount adapter, 50mm f1.4 Super Takumar lens, and a Raleno...