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Film holders for cut strip negatives, 120/127/135/110 ikea was introduced in 1940

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was introduced in 1940

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Film holders for cut strip negatives, 120/127/135/110 ikea was introduced in 1940A series of film holders designed for cut strip negatives. Other designs use an 'S bend' slot to keep the negative flat, but that assumes you've left the entire roll of film uncut. If you want to scan the frame at the end of a cut strip, they're not much use. This design uses a shaped base and a weighted top piece that fits into it to press the film down flat. It only holds the film around the edges of the frame, so there shouldn't be anything

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