Waterproof film container/box, where/who sells them?

[NickSimcheck]

I've google'd my brains out for the last hour, and I cannot find a film canister/container/box/whatever that holds rolls in bulk (5 or 6 rolls) and is preferably waterproof. Nothing for 120 either.

Only things I have found are some black 120 tubes, but they are for just a single roll.

Anybody know where/who sells something like what I'm looking for? I know I've seen them before.

 

[Rick A]

Try Porters camera -- look in the film and darkroom accrssories. I was just looking there and saw some containers.

Rick

 

[jp498]

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[Hikingman]

This waterproof case might hold four bulk rolls? Not sure of bulk roll dimensions...

 

[lxdude]

In surplus stores you can find cheaply a decontamination kit which is waterproof and can be carried on a belt, if desired. It's just an isopropyl alcohol vial and pads.Take out the contents and it will hold 5 -6 rolls of 120 or 220 in wrapper.

 

[jeroldharter]

Try the very small Pelican cases that hold iPods, cell phones, etc.

 

[Richard Wasserman]

How about these? Dead Link Removed

 

[monodave]

I use Ortlieb map cases. They are 100% waterproof and very light but strong. They make some very large ones; I use A3 size ones and bought over web. Dave

 

[John Koehrer]

I just bought a Pelican #1020 as a waterproof case for a GPS, it will hold 5-120 rolls easily probably 8-10 rolls of 35 depending how they're arranged. It's a tad bit oversized for it but, Oh well.
They ain't cheap at around $20 but should last a lifetime. I got mine at REI outfitters.
Some small fishing or shooting boxes will also work. I got the Pelican because the top is clear not opaque.

 

[perkeleellinen]

A couple of ideas. This case is made by Fuji and sold at Japan Exposures. It holds ten and has a push on lid. I've never held it under water, but it's certainly splash proof:

This case is no longer sold but holds 6 rolls with a much tighter seal and a clasp. Again, never tried it under water, but it certainly seems water tight. This cases are still sold, they now form part of a camera 'cleaning kit' containing a cloth, blower, and some fluid and can be found on places like Amazon. The case is curved like a hip flask and fits well into a pocket:

 

[Martin Aislabie]

I keep my film and darkslides in a series of Lock n Lock food containers - they are both waterproof & dustproof - Dead Link Removed

They come in a wide range of sizes and are inexpensive

Don't know where you are in the world but Google should find you a local supplier

Martin

 

[nyoung]

My friendly neighborhood Walmart stocks some clear plastic waterproof boxes in two sizes in the camping gear section. The large one holds a RB67 magazine and 10 or so loose rolls of 120 while it floats around in the ice chest. Less that $10 each IIRC.

 

[Philippe-Georges]

What about this : http://www.fotoimpex.de/catalogus/files/page57-1015-full.html (at the top right of the page), not for bulk but for individual rolls. You can store the canisters in zip lock plastic bags, one bag for exposed — and one for non exposed films, so they can't get mixed up.
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Philippe