Fujifilm SP3000 Mini-lab scanner question

[EvanLikesFruit]

I'm not the richest guy around, so if I can save some money and avoid sending film through the mail its beneficial to my ability to take pictures, and eat food. The local sam's club has a Fuji SP3000 minilab that I have scans of my 35mm film done with. The scans come out fantastic; the scanner has a good resolution and vibrant color rendition. Sam's club however does not have a film tray to hold 120 size film. After taking with the photo tech and looking at the equipment I believe a 120 holder probably exists and the photo tech said that if I can acquire one I can get my 120 film scanned there.

SO, does anyone know if a 120 film holder exists for the SP3000, and if so where and for how much I might be able to purchase one?

One million thanks,
Evan--a pretty cool guy.

 

[bdial]

This is really a question for Hybridphoto.com unless the purpose of these scans is for posting in the APUG gallery.

IHO, you'd be better off taking your film to a shop that can actually handle 120, or at least a shop that doesn't expect you to buy equipment for them.

 

[Scott_Sheppard]

SO, does anyone know if a 120 film holder exists for the SP3000, and if so where and for how much I might be able to purchase one?

I would try these guys...

http://www.fujifilmusa.com/support/ServiceSupportPartsContent.do?dbid=673140

http://www.climaxdigital.com/index.html

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http://www.cinidyne.com/

You will find what are looking for from one of them.

I hope this helps

Thanks

Scott