[9 oz / 254 g] Ended up buying four in different colors for the types of 35mm film I use regularly. Fits nicely in a pocket, has a nice finish and weight Film has to be removed from the plastic canister to fit, something to remember when taking film from cold storage on a humid day.

[9 oz / 254 g] I really did not need this and don't use it for film. I use it to store small camera items that I don't want getting lost or misplaced.
Excellent!

[0.775 lb] De muy buena calidad, slida, buenos materiales. Hermosa pieza

[9 oz / 254 g] I keep my film in my fridge, but the film boxes and rolls were always falling out onto the floor. This has been the perfect solution. Stores easily in the door of my fridge and will prevent my film from falling out. I shoot 120mm film and this fits 8 rolls of 120 which is great!

It's also made of metal so highly durable!

[0.775 lb] This is very cool looking and practical. I use this on trips and its easy to just hand to security to hand check the film and avoid the scanner from affecting the film, Its also very handy to just toss in the bag and go ! I will say it is a little heavy and a tad expensive for a case but it is nice.

[0.775 lb] The other film cases I found were plastic and had reviews of them cracking too easily; they were also not nice looking. I was pleased to find these of steel construction, and they are also very pleasing to look at and hold, which is a bonus! I feel these are a new item since there are no other reviews at the time of my writing this. I sense these will be very popular. You can also mix and match the colors since the lids come off fully. They are made to last a lifetime so the price is worth it. They don't seal closed though, so don't think they'll protect from lots of moister. I was simply looking for a way to keep rolls organized in my bag. They make a 10 roll option too.

[9 oz / 254 g] Like eggs film stock does not go bad the moment the date surpasses. I recently purchased a Rolleicord, Ektar 100 is one of my favorite 35mm film stocks, and these recently expired packs are perfect for putting some film through my new camera while I learn to use it on a film stock I'm use to using.

[0.775 lb] I bought this because it resembles Ektachrome slide film

[9 oz / 254 g] And as always Kodak takes me there. Outstanding consistency and quality. The king of low ASA granularity always has been since E6. Highlight / shadow detail toe to toe every time. Fantastic color gradation with Cinestill CS6. But 1st developer must be 104, any deviation will skew the color balance. Best rated at ASA 75. Forget E4 Kodachrome, I have!
Oh. for the days of Ekta 200, 400, and Tetenol!!! Oh, for the granularity of Ekta 400!!!

[9 oz / 254 g] Simple to use, feels solid, and I love the retro look. It's a real conversation starter.

The viewfinder is large and clear, but you really have to be conscious of where the lens is pointing. A lot of my shots ended up off-centre to where I thought I was looking. I'll just have to get used to not tilting the camera when it's pressed up against my face.

Also, I recommend always using the flash indoors, even if you think the room is bright enough.

The film stock I used was Kodak Ultramax 400 and Fujifilm Superia 400.