Film Case, Green / 35 mm - 5 Rolls

Japan Camera Hunter Film Case (120, Red) — keeps your shot rolls organized on the road

The gist: A hard plastic egg-carton case that separates exposed from unexposed 120 rolls, built to survive a backpack.

• Holds 5 rolls of 120 film in individual slots, so rolls don't rattle or scratch against each other in transit.
• High-impact plastic construction: The Phoblographer's review of the same case family calls the build "brilliant" and durable enough to protect film through daily travel handling.
• Compact: small enough for a coat pocket or the side pouch of a camera bag, so it doesn't compete for space with lenses or a spare body.
• Blank exterior: lets you label the case by film stock or trip leg with a marker or sticker — handy when you're carrying more than one emulsion.

The Phoblographer's hands-on review of Japan Camera Hunter's film cases recommends them highly for anyone shooting film regularly, though it notes a single case can't distinguish exposed from unexposed rolls without your own labeling system.

Best for: medium-format travelers who carry multiple rolls and want them protected from bag pressure and scratches. Skip it if: you only shoot one or two rolls per trip — a simple ziplock bag does the same job for less bulk. Runs ~$15 — check the current price before buying.