Adorama
Adorama Reloadable 35 mm Film Cassettes, Pack of 4 #NPPRC354
Reloadable 35 mm cassettes with screw-on caps and felt light traps, four per pack for bulk loading
- Reloadable design lets you bulk-load 35 mm film
- Screw-on plastic cap makes loading and unloading quick
- Black plastic body resists wear for long-term use
- Felt light trap seals tightly against light leaks
- Pack of four cassettes lowers cost per roll
Reloadable 35 mm Film Cassettes
A pack of four reloadable cassettes designed for 35 mm bulk film loading. They suit photographers who roll their own film from longer spools to reduce per-frame cost. Each cassette accepts standard 35 mm stock and fits cameras that take regular cartridges. They are not for shooters who only use pre-loaded commercial cartridges.
Screw-on cap and felt light trap
Black plastic bodies resist wear from repeated loading cycles. A screw-on cap opens quickly for film insertion and seals securely during shooting. Inside, a tight felt light trap blocks stray light at the film exit. This combination protects exposures during day-to-day handling and camera transport.
Limits of bulk loading
Reloading demands a darkroom or changing bag to avoid fogging fresh film. The felt trap can collect debris over time and must stay clean to remain light-tight. Plastic cassettes lack the metal DX coding contacts some cameras read for automatic ISO setting. Users needing DX coding or pre-loaded convenience should choose factory cartridges instead.
Highlights
- Reloadable design lets you bulk-load 35 mm film
- Screw-on plastic cap makes loading and unloading quick
- Black plastic body resists wear for long-term use
- Felt light trap seals tightly against light leaks
- Pack of four cassettes lowers cost per roll
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What film width do these reloadable cassettes accept?
They are designed for 35 mm film, matching standard cartridges used in most film cameras.
What physical features let the cassette fit inside a camera?
Each cassette uses a standard 35 mm shell with a tight felt light trap and a plastic screw-on cap that secures the film.
How is film loaded into the cassette, and what step is often missed?
Unscrew the cap, tape the film leader to the spool, wind it in, then reseal the cap tightly so the felt trap blocks light.
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