Thanks for that advice - I was starting to get tempted to see if I could
load up a canister with more than 36 exposures. But then - who needs to
take more than 36 shots at any one time? :-)
Mark
On 7/19/2013 7:45 PM, Jeffery Smith wrote:
Resist any temptation to load more than 36 exposures. It will scratch the film
unless you are using an ultra thin film such as H&W Control Pan film. I had
better luck with metal canisters with a snap on end than the plastic canisters with
a screw on end.
Jeffery
On Jul 19, 2013, at 6:32 PM, Mark C <[email protected]> wrote:
I've been shooting a bit of 35mm B&W these days and finally broke down and
bought a daylight loader for bulk rolls and some reloadable canisters. I'm sure
someone here has done or does do the bulk film loading thing... Question that I'm
wondering about - is there any problem with just putting the 100 foot roll into the
loader and then filling canisters as needed, or is there a reason why you should
load up the whole bulk roll in one session? Although I do shoot a fair amount of
film it would take a month or two to use up the approximately 20 rolls I'd get out
of a 100 foot roll.. Is it OK to just load up a few canisters as needed, which
means the bulk roll would be stored in the loader, or should I load it all up at
once?
TIA -
Mark
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