easy35 v2 Film Holder for 126
The easy35 v2 126 Holder digitizes 126 format film—35mm wide with 26.5 x 26.5mm frames. Because 126 film features a unique offset frame, this holder utilizes an asymmetrical gate design to ensure the image is perfectly centered for your camera sensor while maintaining the necessary tension for flatness.
Functionality:
- The easy35 v2 Holders feature improvements including a 5-point spring-loaded ball-bearing film holder system, ensuring consistent parallelism and faster holder changes.
- Double-S Curve: Bends the film slightly on both sides of the gate to force the negative flat, solving the common "curl" issues found in film.
- Pull-Through Design: Allowing for a fast and seamless workflow.
- Gate Size: 30 x 32mm
Compatibility:
easy35 v2 holders work with the easy35 v2 system and are not backward compatible with the original easy35 system. Simply swap it with your current easy35 v2 holder. Compatible with all easy35 v2 units, but not with the VALOI 360 system, easy120 or easy35 v1 units.
Description
The easy35 v2 126 Holder digitizes 126 format film—35mm wide with 26.5 x 26.5mm frames. Because 126 film features a unique offset frame, this holder utilizes an asymmetrical gate design to ensure the image is perfectly centered for your camera sensor while maintaining the necessary tension for flatness.
Functionality:
- The easy35 v2 Holders feature improvements including a 5-point spring-loaded ball-bearing film holder system, ensuring consistent parallelism and faster holder changes.
- Double-S Curve: Bends the film slightly on both sides of the gate to force the negative flat, solving the common "curl" issues found in film.
- Pull-Through Design: Allowing for a fast and seamless workflow.
- Gate Size: 30 x 32mm
Compatibility:
easy35 v2 holders work with the easy35 v2 system and are not backward compatible with the original easy35 system. Simply swap it with your current easy35 v2 holder. Compatible with all easy35 v2 units, but not with the VALOI 360 system, easy120 or easy35 v1 units.
