Kodak Vision3 250D (Bulk Load & Shoot)

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[@travis_cannady]

When I'm bulk loading I prefer 24 exposure rolls. I end up getting about 30 rolls from a 100' roll.

[@JDMXCIV]

I'm gonna need to start doing that. I'm barely managing to get through almost 40 frames right now.

[@didiMao]

Great job 👍

[@JDMXCIV]

Thank man!

[@gottanikoncamera]

Love that shot of the rear of the Kharman Ghia with the bumper stickers!
I usually roll 28, which for me is a nice balance of not too many shots before I can develop it. So, I wonder: can you shoot it, remove the remjet, dry it, then have a store process it as C-41? Or remove the remjet, then shoot and dev in C-41. I’d be all over that!

[@JDMXCIV]

Thanks man!
I'm gonna have to start loading shorter rolls. Going through 40 frames can be quite a task. That's an interesting theory if I weren't developing on my own. You would need to be able to get the film back into a dark container before handing it to a shop. Not sure if they would take on the headache of processing that and taking the risk of potential remjet remnants left on the film.

[@gottanikoncamera]

Yeah, good point. And I sure don’t want to upset the guy who runs the one place in town that processes film, lol.