The Lightware GS3000 GripStrip Raw Film/Trash Pouch was originally designed for film box trash and wrappers, photographers have been using this pouch for raw 35 or120 film, keeping a small on camera flash at the ready as well as a stylist using for makeup brushes and powder while on the set. It really is a utility item than can pretty well adapt to your needs.

Multi-purpose case for items such as; raw 35mm or 120 film, trash from film boxes, small flash and other utility items

• 3 inside flap pockets
• Exterior pen pocket

Drawstring top

• Lightware GripStrip system belt

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Would this hold 127 film or just 120?

A: Yes. The following unit will accommodate both 127 and 120 film.

Q: 2. Does this scanner's app require a subscription fee? If so what is it? I read one review that said you could only scan 8 images for free.

A: According to the app description, there are no in app purchases or fees.

Q: 3. Is this a soft-sided case or rigid enough to be stackable on a cart? Back problems are forcing me to divide my larger case with four heads into two cases with two heads.

A: It's a soft sided case, but you can stack them if what's inside isn't too heavy.

Q: 4. Does the film need to be developed for the scanner to work?

A: Yes. In order for the unit to function properly negatives must be developed.

Q: 5. Does this load from the long side or the end?

A: This sleeve slides in from the end.

Q: 6. Is this 120 snap-top container lightproof? I need to put a roll that was separated from the backing paper inside a changing bag.

A: No, the Kodak 120 Snap-Top Film Storage Container is not light proof like a changing bag.

Q: 7. What is the interior material like? I want to know if you can just put your filters in there, or if they will get scratched without being wrapped in something. Thanks!

A: The Kase 6 Pocket Filter Storage / Travel Pouch / Wallet is comprised of nylon, but it would be quite protective to store your Kase filters in it without the risk of scratching them.

Q: 8. are these 100% light tight? If I carefully placed some open film into this container, would sight seep through the plastic of it? I tried that once with regular 35mm containers, and the film was toast: fully exposed to light. I want a container with maximum light protection

A: This is film storage canister its not lite proof

Q: 9. Do I compress the bottle to get the air out before or after the cap is screwed on?

A: You should carefully compress the CineStill Film CS Collapsible Air Reduction Accordion Storage Bottle (1000mL) with the cap off.

Q: 10. What are the dimensions of this bottle and how would it compare, for example, to an Ilford DD-X liter bottle?

A: We do not have the bottles on display to measure but the Cinestill bottle is empty so you can choose which chemical to use inside it. The Ilford DD-X contains developer so the bottle should only be used for more Ilfotec developer. Both are 1 liter bottles.