The 4 x 5" Sheet Film Holder by Flic Film is a large-format film holder for use in conjunction with a Paterson Super System 4 Multi Reel 3 developing tank. It allows the user to mount up to six individual sheets. 

Accepts Six Sheets of 4 x 5" Sheet Film    Easy-to-Load Design    For Use in Paterson Three-Reel Tank

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the Stearman Press work for direct positive paper?

A: Yes it can be used for paper developing too. But paper developing is generally recommended to be done in the darkroom under a red light so you can watch the image appear before putting it into a stop bath. Paper developing times are very short (1 minute or so) while film often takes 7-8 minutes or more.

Q: 2. Is this true ECN2 processing or cross processing?

A: The Flic Film ECN-2 8-Roll Home Processing Kit (0.5L) is for ECN2 processing for cinema film.

Q: 3. Does it scroll automatically through your film like a Pakon scanner?

A: No. It is strictly manual feed with a strip of six negatives or four slides in a holder.

Q: 4. 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: 5. For scanning 35mm slides does it crop any part of the image?

A: No it does not crop any part of the slide. It copies the entire slide.To crop you need to use any photo editing program you may have on your computer.

Q: 6. Does the negative holder allow full scan of the negative or do you lose part of the image?

A: The Braun reflecta x33 Film Scanner will scan the entire 36 x 24 mm area of a 35mm negative or slide.

Q: 7. Are these tongs made of wood?

A: No, the Flic Film Bamboo Print Tongs (Set of 3) is made of bamboo, which is technically a type of grass.

Q: 8. how many 35 mm slides are processed in a single pass?

A: It is supposed to do one but the unit does a very poor job of scanning slides.

Q: 9. how many 35mm slides may be processed at one time?

A: Usually these slides come in strips of 6-8 images and you slide them through one at a time.

Q: 10. Does this have a film holder for 120 film?

A: No, the Kodak Mobile Film Scanner does not have a holder for 120 film.