eTone Reloadable Empty Canisters Cassettes Case Assorted for Kodak Fuji Agfa 135 35mm 36EXP Vintage Hand Roll Pan Film Negative

Worked great! I normally use some tape to attach the film to the tail that most provide on used canisters. These, can however be easily opened as well and attach the film directly to the spool. They look a bit skinny compared the traditional metal canisters but I can squeeze in over 39 frames before it starts to bind.

This cartriges does not come with opening tool. So they are useless without it as it is royal pain to open them without opener. FlickFilm makes same and ship them with opening tool

Gracias

Somehow I ordered these by mistake. These are plastic split canisters with "film tabs tape trick". No, this is just not the way to do it. This type of canister was originally designed as a cheap, one use, "Disposable" canister. You would get a bag of 100 ( disassembled) for under $20. Our school annual tried them (dating myself) and quickly abandoned using them. Some film manufactures used them but they put their label over the seam to prevent light leaks and expect one use. After a few uses you will get light leaks with this type of canister and spoil your roll. The felt light seal was coming unstuck on two canisters, so not the best product.

You can essentially make these canisters yourself by saving a bit of the lead on one of your own rolls, don't waste money on this. These are just used plastic canisters some cheeky grifter decided to try to resell. There is nothing about them that makes them "reusable' besides the fact tha you can technically spool film onto them, good luck if you loose the lead to tape the new strip onto though, opening the canister effectively renders it unusable. I should have looked closely at the photo, I purchased these thinking they were the twist off style. Vote with your dollars, sellers should be more upfront if these are used products.