The black Medium Format Film Case from Evergreen Cases is designed to hold and protect 18 rolls of 120mm medium format film. This crush, dust, and waterproof case protects your film from damage and moisture. It can be stored safely in a refrigerator or freezer for extended periods of time. Organize your film with the premium waterjet cut molded XPE insert. You can also use the mesh lid organizer to hold small items like cables, credit cards, your ID, and more. The Twist Lock Latch system ensures your case stays shut until you open it. You can also use the included keys to lock your case for extra security.

Holds 18 Rolls of 120mm Film    Crush, Dust, and IP67 Waterproof    Twist Lock Latch System    Premium Waterjet Cut Molded XPE Insert    Mesh Lid Organizer    2 Plastic Keys Included

Designed to securely fit 18 rolls of 120 Medium Format film.

The Premium Waterjet Cut Molded XPE Insert keeps film organized and secure for the ultimate improved workflow.

Shield film from moisture and maintain pristine quality with this IP67 waterproof film case. Perfect for extended freezer storage, this case ensures your film stays in optimal condition and ready for the next adventure.

The included mesh lid cushions film and also provides additional storage and organization for cords, bank cards, or other small valuables.

Each case is ATA-300 rated and ideal for travel. Constructed from high-quality, durable, polycarbonate, this high-strength material can take a beating and still protect gear to the max.

The latch system allows for stable pressure, waterproof security, and prevents accidental opening. The Twist Lock latch system offers increased security, simply quarter twist and the lock keeps the case shut, or use the key and half twist to lock with increased security.

All Evergreen cases are designed and made in California and come with a lifetime warranty against any manufacturing defects.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I put any 120 film? Such as Kodak ektar or port

A: Yes, this camera takes any 120 format film.

Q: 2. Because of the glass lens, do the images made with this camera look significantly different from the 120N with the plastic lens?

A: Yes. The glass lens in the Holga 120GCFN Medium Format Film Camera does improve the image quality slightly versus the lower cost plastic lens 120N camera.

Q: 3. Does it come with a tray for 6 x 4.5?

A: Yes, the 120 film holder will accommodate 6x4.5 film.

Q: 4. Is there a pinhole option?

A: No.

Q: 5. What type of film is needed to use this?

A: 120 medium format, color or B/W. Just don't try 220 in an attempt to save $$$.

Q: 6. Does this version of the Holga camera really have two f-stops? Or is the f-stop switch button just for show?

A: The 120N has a "cloudy" and "sunny" mode for f/8 or f/11 apertures.

Q: 7. Do you still need to develop the film first?

A: Yes, you need to develop the film first.

Q: 8. where do i get film developed?

A: We currently offer film mailers for 120 format film in black and white or positive film: https://bhpho.to/39RKgIZ https://bhpho.to/30pPjgx

Q: 9. Does the film holder allow scanning 35mm film without cutting it down into stripes?

A: The included film holder can accommodate any length of 35mm film.

Q: 10. does this camera need batteries?

A: This camera is mechanical but it does require AA batteries to power the flash.