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The product itself is a belt buckle resembling a 35mm film can. The two strong clamps within allow film to be threaded through and held firmly in place.
Given the strength of film, it would serve well as a belt - a 36 exposure film would cater for waists of upto 55 inches.
A rough model made in google sketchup
http://scaryjim.mul...tos%2Fphoto%2F5%2F6
[fridge duck, Apr 13 2007]
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Too retro - we need a digital version. |
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one of my students is making garments,
including belts, out of two and a
quarter square format negatives, along
with 35 ml strips, so I'm bound to like
(+) ....may post images if they turn out
as well as planned. |
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Mention that they might like to use transparencies if they haven't already thought of that. I really like the positive images on film. |
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//Too retro - we need a digital version// - An SD card isn't going to hold up your trousers. |
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//I really like the positive images on film// Me too - I'm just waiting for a roll of E-6 to come back from the chemists... |
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