KODAK 120/135 Film Case — Steel Storage for 8x120/10x35mm

The KODAK 120/135 Film Case is a compact retro steel storage box designed to hold and protect up to 8 rolls of 120 film or 10 rolls of 35mm film.

Whether you shoot medium format, 35mm, or collect vintage film, this black KODAK steel case gives you a tidy, durable way to organize and carry film. It's lightweight yet sturdy, with a classic look that fits shelf displays, camera bags, or a darkroom counter. The case doesn’t include film but is sized specifically for widely used roll formats, making it a versatile solution for photographers who value order and protection.

How does this case protect film during storage and transport?

The steel shell resists crushing and everyday knocks better than cardboard boxes, and the snug internal slots keep rolls from shifting. While not airtight, it reduces direct light exposure and mechanical pressure, giving your film safer short-term storage for shoots or travel.

• Rigid steel body reduces risk of crushing or denting
• Internal partitioning keeps rolls separated and stable
• Compact dimensions fit into backpacks and camera bags
• Secure lid closes to limit light and dust exposure

Can I use the KODAK case for both 120 and 35mm film types?

Yes — the design accommodates both common roll formats so you can consolidate supplies. Use the case to store up to eight 120 rolls or up to ten 35mm (135) rolls, which is helpful if you switch between formats or want a single container for varied inventories.

• Fits 8 rolls of 120 medium-format film
• Holds 10 rolls of 35mm (135) film
• Perfect for mixed-format kits or swapping film types
• Clearly labeled capacity avoids overpacking

How does the case fit into a photographer’s workflow?

The simple, retro design makes it easy to organize by film type, ISO, or project, speeding selection on busy shoots. It’s portable enough to carry on location and presentable enough to sit on a shelf in a studio or darkroom, keeping your film accessible and identifiable.

• Use color-coding or tape to mark film speeds and types on the rolls
• Place frequently used stocks near the top for quick access
• Stack multiple cases to build a tidy archive of film supplies
• Compact footprint conserves workspace and bag space

What are the real-world features and finish of the case?

The KODAK case combines a minimal aesthetic with practical touches: a matte black steel finish, a hinged lid that closes securely, and internal spacing tailored to roll diameters. It’s not a climate-controlled container, so combine it with desiccant packs if you need humidity moderation for long-term storage.

• Durable matte black steel construction with classic branding appeal
• Hinged lid for easy opening and closing
• Lightweight and portable — ideal for travel and studio use
• Works with desiccants for better humidity control when required

Who is this for? The KODAK 120/135 Film Case is suited to film photographers, hobbyists, and collectors who want a neat, durable container for short- to medium-term storage and transport. It’s especially useful for shooters who carry multiple film stocks or formats, studio operators seeking organized supplies, and anyone who appreciates a vintage-inspired, utilitarian look. Keep in mind it’s a storage and organizing accessory — film itself is not included.