📸 Secure Your Camera Gear with the KODAK Film Case Compact Safeguard for Camera & Photo Equipment Review

This film storage box is made of very thick steel top and bottom. I believe the finish is powder coated, not painted. It's very heavy and durable. It holds five rolls of 35mm film in a thick plastic inner divider. This case will serve you until they stop making 35mm film. Please note that this case is not waterproof.

For those of us who love vintage and remember the glory days of movies, this little gem is going to be a real blast from the past. The color scheme is a nod to the days when Kodak was ubiquitous in American life, and the fit and finish are top-notch. There's no plastic here, just well-painted (dare I say powder-coated? That's so good!) steel, ready to protect your film from anything but a small nuclear device. If you're shooting on 35mm film, you have to use one of these.

I've been watching this film sleeve since I read on PetaPixel that it was released. It looks cool with the retro style, but I have to wonder if I'm really making my camera bag heavier (8.5 oz/240 g). Compare this to the plastic case (3oz/85g) designed by Japan Camera Hunter. What I don't understand is why the designers didn't try to make the case a little smaller and lighter. In my photo you can see the body is larger than the real retro Kodak 35mm canisters. I should add that the way the case…