The P-5FCNB Case for Five 35mm/120 Film Canisters from Ziv holds five canisters of 35mm or 120 film and provides an easy, safe, and weather-resistant way to transport them to and from a shoot. Five thick elastic bands securely hold film canisters and prevent them from rattling around in a camera bag or backpack. The large flap lid has a quick-touch closure and keeps film protected from moisture and dust, keeping the canisters organized and at your fingertips. Put the case in a gear bag or use the convenient touch-connect loops to carry the case on your belt.

Holds 5x 35mm or 120 Film Canisters    Nylon and Neoprene Construction    Lightweight, Durable, and Water Resistant    Touch Closure, Dual Belt Loops

Because your film is valuable, thick elastic strap loops prevent rolls from rattling around loosely in a camera or gear bag. Keep your film organized, prevent the canisters from bouncing around when traveling, and protect your film from moisture and dust.

Two touch-connect belt loops keep the case securely anchored to a belt without twisting. Your film canisters will be always at your fingertips.

The rear panel of the case features durable nylon fabric construction to prevent friction wear and tear from belts and clothes. The front of the case is constructed with neoprene for elasticity, protection from the elements, and temperature control when shooting in freezing weather.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this case have any sort of latching mechanism to hold it closed or just friction fit?

A: This case is friction fit.

Q: 2. That still doesn't answer my question. If I upgrade to larger scans and/or prints, how do I pay for those?? The prepaid mailer is only for developing and a scan of low rez images.

A: You will need to contact Harman Lab for specific questions on larger scans/prints at; https://www.harmanlab-us.com/page/78/Contact-Us.htm

Q: 3. Would this hold 127 film or just 120?

A: Yes. The following unit will accommodate both 127 and 120 film.

Q: 4. Can any brand of B/W 35 mm film be processed with this service? (i.e. Kodak) ?

A: Yes, any traditional B&W film can be processed with this mailer. If you use the B&W Negative filter (https://bhpho.to/2oeZlOF) under FILM TYPE, any of these emulsions can be processed. B&W films listed under: Film Type: B&W Chromogenic (C-41) & Film Type: B&W Infrared cannot be processed with this mailer.

Q: 5. will this work for Canadians?

A: Sorry, I cant answer this one.

Q: 6. Can this be used to scan panoramic photos? And is it possible to include the film sprocket holes in the scan?

A: You can scan 35mm panoramic film using the Plustek 35mm Negative Film Holder for OpticFilm 120. However, you will not be able to include the film sprocket holes in the scan.

Q: 7. is push processing available?

A: Yes push or pull

Q: 8. Do these mailers have an expiration date? If so where can you see it (I looked in Specs but couldn’t find anything. Hey that

A: There is no expiration date for mailers.

Q: 9. Is this case Made in Japan like the JCH version?

A: The Ziv FC135-10B 35mm Film Storage Canister (10-Rolls) is made in China.

Q: 10. For the Ilford processing mailer- are they for 24 or 36 35mm rolls?

A: This is for 24 or 36 exposure rolls of 35mm film or 120 format film.