Individual Film Holders Multiple Formats
Individual Film Holders Multiple Formats
This is an affordable, easy-to-use DSLR / Mirrorless camera scanning solution. Cassette Film, multi-format holders for DSLR / Mirrorless scanning film, gives photographers a straightforward, scaleable solution utilizing one simple base. Most importantly, the multi-format holders allow you to scan 4x5 Sheet Film, 35 MM, 120 Medium Format, or that not-so-common negative (think XPAN).
Product Dimensions (L x W x H): 7 x 4.5 x 1 7/8
Made in the USA, assembled, and shipped from California. Copy stand not included.
Materials
Materials
Laser cut Cast Acrylic
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
$12.00 US, International calculated at check out. 30 Day Returns
Dimensions
Dimensions
7in X 4.5in X.125
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
Use a lint-free damp cloth and a drop of mild soap to remove dust and haze. Air dry.
Aperture Size Chart
CASSETTE APERTURE SIZE CHART
FAQs for 4X5 Film Holder
How to load 4x5 film holder?
- Open the darkroom bag or use a changing tent to load the film holder in complete darkness.
- Pick up the empty film holder and locate the dark slide.
- Slide the dark slide out of the holder and set it aside in a safe place.
- Take a sheet of 4x5 film and place it on a flat surface, emulsion side up.
- Lift the film by the edges and insert it into the film slot, emulsion side facing the lens.
- Slide the dark slide back into the holder.
- Repeat the process for the second sheet of film.
You're now ready to insert the loaded film holder into your camera and start shooting!
How thick is a 4x5 film holder?
A 4x5 film holder is typically around 3/8 inch (or 9.5 mm) thick. This measurement can vary slightly depending on the specific brand and model of the film holder, but most 4x5 film holders fall within this range. It's important to keep the thickness of the film holder in mind when using it with your camera, as it can affect the focus and positioning of your images.
Is 4x5 large or medium format?
4x5 format is considered a large format in photography. Large format cameras use sheet film (usually 4x5 inches or larger), which is loaded into individual film holders one sheet at a time. In contrast, medium format cameras typically use roll film (such as 120 or 220), which is loaded into a spool and can shoot multiple exposures before needing to be reloaded. So, while both 4x5 and medium format cameras produce high-quality images, they differ in their approach to film loading and the size of the film used.