Making your own films?

[Hocus Eye.]

Good news, Jessops sell plastic re-loadable cassettes but not it seems film loaders.

http://www.jessops.com/Products/ProductDetail.aspx?SkuId=9136

However there are lots of suppliers who do sell the Watson loader I mentioned above.

As for bulk film I think you can get Ilford Delta in 30 metre rolls still but am not sure about the rest of their range. They don't deal directly with the public so will have to go to a dealer.

 

[zenie]

Nope but I'd take a digi-compact! Or a 35mm and just buy film, rather than doing it o on my own (seen it done, always looks more hassle than it is worth)

I took a digi compact they still go walkies!

I've seen it done and it seemed a cool idea but if it's gonna work out more expensive then it's not really worth it.

You got that rollei up and running yet?

Good news, Jessops sell plastic re-loadable cassettes but not it seems film loaders.

Yeh I have one here that lomo gave me ages ago when I bought a camera. Never used it mind.

The film loader wouldn't be the problem, as I know where to get one of them for cheap. :0

 

[Firky]

You got that rollei up and running yet?

Lens fell off

 

[ViolentPanda]

c330's are nice but i always thought a bit weird having a reflex with paralax error.

Which is why Mamiya retailed the Paramender.
Using one, I've never had a parallax problem in the nigh-on 20 yrs I've owned my C33s.

 

[ViolentPanda]

Good news, Jessops sell plastic re-loadable cassettes but not it seems film loaders.

http://www.jessops.com/Products/ProductDetail.aspx?SkuId=9136

Speed Graphic do the plastic cassettes and also do metal re-usables.