Under consideration at the moment as a possible holder format for New55, this simple Kodak Readyload film holder has certain attributes that make it a good candidate for future use.
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as an alternate, or solely? and what would the attributes be?
I am asking for several reasons - one, curiousity of course, but the others:
- i guess there are more 545 out there than these (and it's discontinued as well)
- the 545 took/takes readyloads as well
- this only hearsay: - they were unreliable (light leaks particularly)
Simple, easy to produce, low cost, light weight, uncomplicated, effective if used carefully, and smaller in size than a 545.
I think better film flatness than a 545 too.
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