It would have to be pretty darned thin film. Most I ever got into a bulk-loaded roll was 42 shots before it started binding. And I'm not sure I'd do that again. :-) If you're developing your own film, even the 36-shot rolls are about as long as you want to be dealing with in the darkroom. With the dryer I use I have to hang up both ends of the film on a 36-shot roll to keep it from hitting the dryer cabinet floor.
Wasn't there a bulk film feeder/back available for the LX? might be a better option. :-) -Mat On Mon, 01 Nov 2004 18:31:47 +0000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > If I'm not mistaken, DX coding allows for coding a film canister for 72 shots. > If so, that means one could put *at least* 72 shots in a blank canister if you buy > film by meters (17 meters is usual I think). > > I'm right or did I drink a too stong of a beer? > > I'm sure I could buy the film and ask someone to do it for me (put it into the > canister) I do NOT have any suitable room unfortunately ...
