vedmak Member Joined Sep 12, 2009 Messages 328 Location Chicago Format Analog Jun 27, 2010 #1 I am bulk loading my own film, one thing that happens to the cheap reloadable cartridges is that after some time they develop light leaks, can I use an FTn cassette with Nikon F100, or is there a higher quality reloadable for it?
I am bulk loading my own film, one thing that happens to the cheap reloadable cartridges is that after some time they develop light leaks, can I use an FTn cassette with Nikon F100, or is there a higher quality reloadable for it?
PhotoJim Member Joined Oct 9, 2005 Messages 2,314 Location Regina, SK, CA Format 35mm Jun 27, 2010 #2 The FTn cassettes won't automatically open in the F100, so I don't think they're usable. I use the reloadable plastic cartridges. They seem more immune to light leaks than the metal ones, although the friction is slightly higher.
The FTn cassettes won't automatically open in the F100, so I don't think they're usable. I use the reloadable plastic cartridges. They seem more immune to light leaks than the metal ones, although the friction is slightly higher.