Sony Alpha a6000 ILCE-6000/B compact mirrorless camera body only
- ILCE-6000/B
- Black
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Mac Group
Extracts 35mm film leaders from rewound cartridges using a plastic case with fixed and sliding tongues
The Mac Group 204132 retrieves 35mm film leaders that have been rewound into their cartridges. A plastic housing holds one fixed tongue and one sliding tongue for a straightforward mechanical action. Photographers processing exposed rolls can recover the leader without opening the cassette in darkness.
Darkroom users and lab technicians who need to pull leaders from sealed 35mm cartridges will find this tool reliable. Photographers who never rewind the leader into the cassette or who work only with bulk loaders have no use for a dedicated retriever.
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Yes, the tool is designed to pull the leader out of a 35mm cartridge after the film has been fully rewound back into the canister.
It works with standard 35mm cartridges; the fixed and sliding tongues engage the film leader regardless of cartridge age.
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