KODAK 135 Film Case

Sale price$25.00
Color: Red

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An essential piece to every film lover to preserve and organize film rolls - the portable steel case organises five rolls of 135mm film, and segregates them neatly by an inner case.

About 135 Film Case

Product specification

*Film is not included

Capacity

Up to 5 rolls of 35mm film

Materials

Steel case with plastic insert

Dimensions

148 x 56 x 47(mm)

Weight

160(g)

KODAK Film Case

Inspired by KODAK Film Canister

The body made of aluminium and the cap made of steel, KODAK film cans were widely used in the 1970s for film packaging, only later changed to grey-top plastic containers. The canisters were painted in colours and carried a lot of joyful memories. It was indeed a big part of film photography history. We are inspired by the selection of materials and colours, and wish to recreate a new version of the KODAK Film Case, only to make it even more practical and stylish.

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Features

Reto Style and More Colorways

Select your favourite colourways and styles - classic/ retro/ colourful/ low-key.

Protect Your Films

Made of steel which gives a full protection to your film rolls.

Flexible Usage

Make it your own tool box - flexible inner storage which also fits accessories other than film rolls.

Durable Material

Make of durable material which is suitable to bring along to your everyday shooting activities.

Customer Feedback

Salem O.

Perfect for film storage

I have the small one and a big one. The small one is for travel and this big one stores all my extra 35mm film. I love the color. And the texture is pretty nice.

Jacob

Solid case!

I love this thing. It’s built of solid metal which might be a concern if weight is an issue. I love it. It’ll last a lifetime and beyond and has that classic Kodak look.

Albo

It works

I'm very happy with this case. It holds 10 rolls of film perfectly and the lid stays shut tight. I put the case through a series of rough conditions on a recent trip and the lid never opened up and the film stayed in place.