celestine47
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Reged: 26/06/2006
Posts: 108
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hello,
I am getting back into bulk loading film again and I wonder if anyone has any tips or experience with bulk loading onto metal or plastic cassetes, are there any differences with the two, i.e scratches, durability?, light leaks?.
thanks
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beejaybee
Marvin
Reged: 18/07/2007
Posts: 4443
Loc: Really Here In Name Only
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metal or plastic cassetes
I don't think there is a lot of difference - unless you will be shooting in very cold or very dry conditions, when plastic cassettes seem to be much more prone to ruin film by static discharge, especially if you use a motor wind.
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John_K
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Reged: 03/09/2006
Posts: 560
Loc: North Yorks
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metal every time. Plastic creates too much static and can atract dust which itself sticks to the film.
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celestine47
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Reged: 26/06/2006
Posts: 108
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hello, cheers thanks, metal it is then.
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mart1st
Walt
Reged: 09/05/2007
Posts: 60
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hello, cheers thanks, metal it is then.
Only Ilford metal cassettes can be reused. Kodak are a non starter
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