For Sale Fresh Kodak BWXX (5222) 50' / 100' for 135 Cameras

[RoboRepublic]

Bump, with an update on inventory, thanks everyone!

 

[Radost]

How much?

 

[RoboRepublic]

How much?

Updates are on the top level post, currently 3x 50' left.

 

[Radost]

Can not see it on the phone.

 

[RoboRepublic]

Can not see it on the phone.

$62 per 50' shipped in the us

 

[RoboRepublic]

Thinking of cutting up new can if folks are interested, please shoot me a note

 

[Radost]

Does it have ramjet layer?

 

[Hassasin]

As Donald says. I don't need accuracy as long as it fits in my bulk loaders. I could really use something for 70mm too.

Not sure about that, without better accuracy you are likely to loose quite a chunk of film when the leftovers are no longer useful. With proper total length, and careful loading, you get as much as possible out of each bulk roll.

 

[Radost]

Not sure about that, without better accuracy you are likely to loose quite a chunk of film when the leftovers are no longer useful. With proper total length, and careful loading, you get as much as possible out of each bulk roll.

You can get a film loader with feet counter.
I am thinking about buying a 400’ or 1000’

 

[Hassasin]

You can get a film loader with feet counter.
I am thinking about buying a 400’ or 1000’

I was only referring to the practice of winging the amount of film from large onto smaller loader size spools. So far I have only used factory cuts,

But as market changes, some few large spool options make me look into that.

 

[RoboRepublic]

Does it have ramjet layer?

No, its black and white film.

 

[Cholentpot]

Not sure about that, without better accuracy you are likely to loose quite a chunk of film when the leftovers are no longer useful. With proper total length, and careful loading, you get as much as possible out of each bulk roll.

The most I've ever lost was loading the last roll off a bulk and it becomes something odd like 14 frames. And then I shoot a 14 frame roll...