Fuji Quickchange

[paul_graham4]

where can I get them these days? everywhere seems out of stock at the

moment.

or does anyone have one/two for sale?

 

(not Quickload, but Quickchange...)

 

thanks,

 

Paul

 

peegeenyc@earthlink.net

[mark_blackman1]

try Robert White in the UK: www.robertwhite.co.uk

[capocheny]

Hi Paul,

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I've seen the QuickChange holders on "that auction site" from time to time and may

be the least expensive way to own one. There's a camera store in Vancouver, British

Columbia (Leo's Cameras: http://www.leoscamera.com/index.html) that has them but

I can't remember what they're asking for one (IMHO...if memory serves me right, it's

overpriced!). But, in US buckaroos...you're at an advantage!

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Hope that helps.

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Cheers

[paul_graham4]

robert white is out of stock of holders at present.

 

if anyone has a second hand one they want to part with, let me know directly:

 

peegeenyc@earthlink.net

 

thanks

[mike_rosenberg1]

Paul,

 

Have you tried Badger Graphics? I bought some from them 2-3 years ago. I have been using them steadily as replacements for my Grafmatics and love thme. I have reused the holders with out any problems except for the occaisonal jam. I believe the jams are caused by the film popping due to changes in humidity or air temperature. Now I used 3M double stick tape (purchased from LI) to hold the film in place.

 

Sorry - I am unwilling to prat eith any!

 

Regards,

 

Mike

[john_hennessy1]

Mike

 

<Now I used 3M double stick tape>

 

That sounds like a good idea, but how big is the piece of tape you use, where do you put it (notch end, other end or ?) and how in the world do you position the film as the tape is grabing it?

[mike_rosenberg1]

I use the width of the tape, 1/2 inch, cut to 1/4 inch. So not very much. This tape has a backing. I put the tape on the septum in the middle at the notch end close to the edge, and ensure the tape adhres well by rubbing with my fingernail. Then I remove the backing. This way the tape will adhere more to the septum than the film. I then put the film in the septum under the flanges and then lighly press on the film to make it adhere. Rarely will the tape come off on the film when it is removed for processing, and it is easily removed.

 

After having adopted this method I have not experienced a jam!

 

Mike

[jarrod_connerty]

The price shot through the roof, that's why you don't see them @ Badger anymore nor does Robert White have any in stock. I have one and would desperately like another, but not at 200 GBP! I guess we will all have to compete for them upon the open market at that gargantuan sleazy outfit, eh?