Quality, durable, felt like my film would be protected and easier to take out at the airport for a hand scan.

Just as described! My son loves and recommends it!(I bought it for him for Christmas.)

All of us who are in the art of chemical photography know perfectly well the importance of storing the rolls in a safe and cool way.This case has been the perfect solution to store your rolls of film in an orderly and quite safe way. I currently keep my 135mm and 120mm rolls in the freezer at home (next to frozen food) and with this case I don't have to worry since the Material is quite strong and is completely sealed from the outside.Highly recommended to store the precious rolls in your freezer, and keep them safe and protected, , it really is a small investment to ensure the freshness of the film.

Nice sturdy material and layout!

Holds your 35mm film safely and securely. I comes with capped holders for 15 rolls for used or unused film. It does have a way to lock it if you need to. Yes, I do recommend this 35mm film holder.

Excelente producto

One thing I love getting is film photography accessories or toys. I usually shoot almost entirely on 35mm film, but when I saw this pop up I had to have it.I carry a bunch of rolls of 35mm film around with me when I'm out on my photography runs, and I haven't had a very good way to keep them organized and safe until now.This carrying case will hold 15 rolls of film. It comes with its own canisters, but you could also use the canisters that come with the film you're shooting on. They're the same dimensions so you won't have any issues getting it to fit.Inside the case is a metal plate with a bunch of holes in it that keep your film upright and secure. The lid of the case has a rubber seal on it that helps keep the case watertight, should your film fall in the river on your whitewater rafting adventure. Personally I'd be more worried about my camera, but you do you.If JJC made one of these for medium format film, I'd be all over it. Matter of fact, if anybody at JJC sees this, PLEASE make one of these for medium format. It'd be even cooler if the box came with taller canisters so that I could unwrap the rolls and put them in the canisters, rather than having them in the cellophane wrapping.Note for gift givers:If you have a film photography nerd in your life, get them one of these! Maybe even get a variety of film to give them with it like the 3 different speeds of Portra, maybe some Velvia/Ektachrome, and some decent Ilford Black & White film. If somebody got me that as a gift, it'd be my favorite gift.

I've been involved in photography for over 20 years and used several of JCC's products and sister companies, CFexpress card holders, SD, and microSD. I recently purchased their small CFexpress card case MINI.It's becoming one of my favorite products overall.Every product I've purchased from JCC with MY money has become a staple in my camera bag.I bought this case. I was looking for something small to keep cables, microphones, and lights in for the podcast I shoot because I use tiny LED lights for product shoots and the podcast itself.I can't remember the last time I shot film (college AE)1, but I did have a Canon AE1 back in the day; I will probably repurpose the containers for something else.I will contact the company to see if they have any additional FOAM inserts I can use or at least do some cutouts because I would like to design my case.JJC, if you READ this, please reach out about the foam and love your products!Regarding the quality, it looks exactly like a small Pelican case and is a nice stiff plastic.I like the fact that it's that kind of matte brushed black look. I LOVE this nature of brushed alloy and plastic with a matte look and finish because they last a long time and always look CLEAN.The latches are hard to open at first, but it's like any CASE product, especially with cases that I have well over 20 ranging from smaller to 1650 pelican cases, which are enormous suitcase-type, take time to break into a point.I take many trips to Moab, Utah, especially in the summer, and this will be perfect for storing extra lenses and filters.What are the biggest challenges you run into in Moab, Utah?It is scorching HOT, and there can be some storms; I'm always looking for a place to store my UV, CPL, and ND filters for when I'm shooting at various times during the day, which will be perfect.The only downside is that this needs a handle.It's a small enough case where you don't need it, but a handle would be nice if you wanted to strap something like a camera bag or a backpack to it as a quick "GO TO" bag in your kit.I'll be doing my thing and throwing a couple of stickers on here because I love stickers.It's perfect for repurposing this for various things, especially in photography.SD cards, extra filters, and small cables, and it's a great central point to do that.TMYOUTUBE STATEMENT ABOUT REVIEWS AND PHOTOSI'm in the process of setting up my YouTube studio to create product reviews.I plan to post a video review of this product on Amazon shortly.Once the studio is ready, I will upload those videos on YouTube and share them here.I use a Canon R3 camera with various RF lenses to capture professional product shots for my clients.My experience includes commercial photography at conferences, conventions, product shoots, podcasts, motorsports, PGA, MMA, and various events in Experiential Marketing across the USA and Canada.The purpose of creating these video reviews is to help people understand the practical use of the product and how it compares to other products.This will be beneficial for both Amazon and YouTube reviews.TM