4X5 Anr Glass For Sheet Film Holder

4x5 Anr Glass For Sheet Film Holder - Negative Supply

Product Code: eq118402
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Replace a scratched or chipped ANR glass sheet with this additional 4x5 ANR Glass for Sheet Film Holder - Negative Supplyfrom Negative Supply.

Replace Existing Sheets / Add to Existing Kits

General
Compatibility	Negative Supply 4x5 Sheet Film Holder
Physical
Material of Construction	ANR Glass
Dimensions	Not Specified by Manufacturer
Weight	Not Specified by Manufacturer
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.485 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	8.2 x 6.3 x 2.3"

Replace your existing ANR glass sheet if it's scratched or otherwise damaged

Add this sheet to existing kits to sandwich individual 4x5 negatives to lay flat

Add to an existing kit to encourage short strips of 35mm film or single 120 frames to lay flat

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How do I remove the film scanning hood in order to see the film placement so I can center it without looking through the camera?

A: The the film scanning hood attached to the Negative Supply Premium Kit for 35mm Film Scanning (2024 Version) is in by friction. It comes in and out very easily.

Q: 2. Does this kit have 120 Full-Border Scanning?

A: The Negative Supply Enthusiast Kit for 35mm and 120 Film Scanning with Basic Riser MK3 comes with the Negative Supply Basic Film Carrier 120 MK2. It will allow scanning of the full image but not the clear edge of the film to create a border.

Q: 3. Can this scan panoramic photos? Also, can it scan including sprocket holes?

A: Yes, the Plustek 35mm Negative Film Holder for OpticFilm 120, B&H # PLFHOF120135, can scan 35mm panoramic film. The holders are not designed so sprocket holes can be scanned. That area is needed to ensure the film is held flat in the holder.

Q: 4. Does the Stearman Press work for direct positive paper?

A: Yes it can be used for paper developing too. But paper developing is generally recommended to be done in the darkroom under a red light so you can watch the image appear before putting it into a stop bath. Paper developing times are very short (1 minute or so) while film often takes 7-8 minutes or more.

Q: 5. Do these masks scan the sprockets/film borders?

A: No, the Negative Supply Basic Film Carrier 35 MK2 does not scan the sprocket holes/boarder on film. This does for 35mm, https://bhpho.to/46BBKJJ.

Q: 6. Does the Basic Film Carrier 35 MK2 include the ability to scan negative borders/sprockets?

A: No, the Negative Supply Enthusiast Kit for 35mm Film Scanning with Basic Riser MK3 does not include a 35mm option for scanning the boarders and sprockets. However, you can purchase the Negative Supply 35mm Full Border Scanning Cassette listed in the accessories to obtain this look.

Q: 7. What is the recommended solution volume that does not cause problems due to overfill?

A: The recommended solution volume of the Stearman Press SP-445 Compact 4 x 5" Film Processing System is 16 oz.

Q: 8. Does this come automatically with the stabilizing mask and hood?

A: The Negative Supply Basic Film Carrier 120 MK2 only comes with Negative Supply Basic Film Carrier 120 MK2, 4 x Masks (6 x 4.5, 6 x 6, 6 x 7, 6 x 9), and Limited 2-Year Manufacturer Warranty.

Q: 9. The photos show the copy stand with the negative holders and light source. Do these items come with the copy stand?

A: The negative holder and light source do not come with the copy stand.

Q: 10. What is the color temperture of the light source? Is there a light source that we can adjust the color temperture

A: The light source in the Negative Supply Premium Kit for 35mm Film Scanning (2024 Version) is 5000K. It is not adjustable.

Darryl	21/09/2024
[ANR Glass] I have enough of them to snugly handle all of my film holders. 5

D Perello	19/09/2024
[ANR Glass] I use this with the Negative Supply Basic 4x5 Sheet Film Scanning Kit and get great results. I'm able to scan a full 4x5 inch negative WITH the borders, and the images are sharp and free from Newton rings. 5

Marques	18/09/2024
[ANR Glass] It is good for my films 5

Thomas	13/09/2024
[ANR Glass] Adding more of these to my supply of classic holders (some from 1940) as they have distinctive appearance and feel when I am grabbing from multiple holders that I am caring in pocket and pouches attached to my old Army LBE. I am using these exclusively to be loaded with Ektachrome while I am shooting classic aircraft at airshows. I am shooting with 2 vintage Graphics including a USAAF C3 from 1942. 5

Melanie	28/07/2024
[0.485 lb] I ordered two of these cases and they are a perfect way to carry one's, 4x5 film holders. They are very well made and I see no reason why they should not last many years. As others have said, although they are designed to hold six film holders this makes things a little tight, so I would recommend only putting in five, thus giving yourself a little more room to remove each one without fear of accidentally pulling a dark-slide out. Bottom line (to use your vernacular), would I recommend these? Absolutely... 5

Terry	04/07/2024
[ANR Glass] This is a must have for film photography. This fits think tank belt system and it's just the right size to carry on location 5

Bjrn	22/06/2024
[0.485 lb] This is one of the best possible films for landscape photography in 4x5. There is no other film quite as good as this if you want a slow speed, fine grain, traditional grain film for working in 4x5. I tend to overexpose by one stop and use very dilute rodinal to increase the tonal range. N 1 in rodinal 1:100 is about 15 minutes at 68c. Troop and Anchell, the noted authority on such matters, recommend this combination for APX, which was the direct predecessor of this film (it's almost exactly the same). Take my advice - Try it. You'll be glad you did. 5

Brian	19/06/2024
[0.485 lb] Nicely built, sturdier dark slides versus older models. Seals light out well while transporting gear. 5

Benjamin	16/06/2024
[0.485 lb] Good quality. Everything is nice and tight. The anodized aluminum dark slides fit snugly inside the holder. The friction is enough to hold them in place, but not so much as to move the camera when pulling them out. The tolerances are pretty tight - the dark slide must be aligned just right to slide back in. Which is good - less room for light leaks. The relief in the back panel along the loading edge of the holder is a nice touch - makes it easy to get a finger nail under the film edge when extracting exposed film, even with nitrile gloves on. The locking hooks are nice and snug. Assuming they hold up well over time, I will probably never have a complaint about them. 5