sara
Well-known
Well, not really mine, but it is for me to sort out 
I basically work at a local film lab and I can't stop looking through the canister bins for any new films.
There are other "rare" ones on display in the shop but I think I'm going to build them the ultimate film display.
I basically work at a local film lab and I can't stop looking through the canister bins for any new films.
There are other "rare" ones on display in the shop but I think I'm going to build them the ultimate film display.
Jake Mongey
Well-known
Cool! Ive started a collection of the flattened walls of canisters and hope to decorate my bedroom wall with them!
robert blu
quiet photographer
So special! Great!
rob
rob
Fuchs
Well-known
super cool!
ed
ed
Alpsman
Well-known
Looks interesting!
css9450
Veteran
Conspicuous by its absence:
mcfingon
Western Australia
Future archeologists will find a heap of these in Rochester, won't they?
ChrisLivsey
Veteran
Unlikely that's going to turn up at a local film lab, unless someone brings one in for B/W now
css9450
Veteran
Unlikely that's going to turn up at a local film lab, unless someone brings one in for B/W now
True, good point!
seany65
Well-known
You search through bins?
I see potential for a career-change to 'tramp'.
I see potential for a career-change to 'tramp'.
Prest_400
Multiformat
Really interesting, there are quite a few from a bygone time.
Kodachrome 64 did have different designs. The EU prepaid last batch had a really nice yellow-red design with stripes at the edges. Dropped a note to get one back but alas, didn't happen.
Kodachrome 64 did have different designs. The EU prepaid last batch had a really nice yellow-red design with stripes at the edges. Dropped a note to get one back but alas, didn't happen.
TXForester
Well-known
Cool. I had a collection from the time I worked in labs.
Moto-Uno
Moto-Uno
Now to find out who has used the most of your display ? Peter
sara
Well-known
I have not forgotten about this, but I doubt anyone where I am even has even shot Kodachrome! No one is going to have this unless I buy one off eBay.
There's another display outside the shop with more canisters but my plan is to merge every thing into one awesome display.
sara
Well-known
Ooooo I'll have a look around on eBay.
I did shoot Kodachrome before it ended but I never got the canister.
As a graphic designer, yes I'm interested in the designs of these little things too
Mark C
Well-known
I like the old painted canisters, especially Kodak, and have a number of them but not organized nicely like your cassette collection.
Against my better judgement I do reload some factory cassettes just because I like them. BTW, the old (80's maybe barely into 90's) Ilford cassettes are reloadables. I have a handful of FP4 cassettes I got with outdated film in the early 90's and still use regularly for whatever 125'ish film I'm currently shooting.
Against my better judgement I do reload some factory cassettes just because I like them. BTW, the old (80's maybe barely into 90's) Ilford cassettes are reloadables. I have a handful of FP4 cassettes I got with outdated film in the early 90's and still use regularly for whatever 125'ish film I'm currently shooting.
Darthfeeble
But you can call me Steve
Reminds me of college days and the stack of Olympia beer cans on the buffet.
Well, not really mine, but it is for me to sort out
I basically work at a local film lab and I can't stop looking through the canister bins for any new films.
There are other "rare" ones on display in the shop but I think I'm going to build them the ultimate film display.
Nice Sara! I've seen houses built out of bottles (and concrete).
Coffee and end tables out of film cans?
Stephen
