Kodak first created 616/116 film in 1899. It was 70 mm wide and recorded images of 2.5" x 4.25" (65 mm x 110 mm). The format was discontinued in 1984. You may need to cut your film to adapter length for proper use.
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Kodak first created 616/116 film in 1899. It was 70 mm wide and recorded images of 2.5" x 4.25" (65 mm x 110 mm). The format was discontinued in 1984. You may need to cut your film to adapter length for proper use.
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Specifications for the 126 negative holder You may need to cut your film to adapter length for proper use. Each holder is custom made and may contain spot sanding and other finishing marks. My main concern is that it works like it is supposed to.
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This was CAD designed and manufactured for use with the obsolete 127 film format. 127 slides were relatively uncommon and were typically referred to as "Super Slides.". 127 slide mounts were 2" x 2" (50.8 x 50.8 mm) and the image opening was 40 x 40 mm or 38 x 38 mm.
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Used scanner.
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Used scanner.
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Kodak first created 122 film in 1903 and ceased production in 1971. Specifications for the 122 negative holder You may need to cut your film to adapter length for proper use. Each holder is custom made and may contain spot sanding and other finishing marks.
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Specifications for the Realist 3D slide holder Each holder is custom made and may contain spot sanding and other finishing marks. My main concern is that it works like it is supposed to.
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