Can one process only part of a quickload?

[riooso]

I am looking to switch to quickloads after a really long weekend with a Toyo 4x5 on my back and 10 miles out. I really do not know how a quickload works physically. I have done the normal searches both on the net and the forum and have not run across it yet. Can I shoot a half box and take just those out of the box and take them to be developed?

Thanks,
Richard

[naturephoto1]

Richard,

At this point all Kodak Readyload and Fuji Quickload film are individually envelope packaged single sheets of film. You can carry, expose, and process each frame separately.

Rich

[Gordon Moat]

Paul Butzi has some nice information about Readyloads and Quickloads:

http://www.butzi.net/reviews/filmholders.htm

I only use these systems. They have been very reliable and convenient. The only two downsides are limited film choices and higher cost.

Ciao!

Gordon Moat
A G Studio (http://www.allgstudio.com)

[riooso]

Thanks, I did not know each was wrapped individually. Makes sense but I am trying something new so I don't want to make some expensive mistakes. I have been fortunate in that regard so far.

Thanks,
Richard

[riooso]

Thanks, I did not know each was wrapped individually. Makes sense but I am trying something new so I don't want to make some expensive mistakes. I have been fortunate in that regard so far, and that is only due the LF forum.

Thanks,
Richard

[naturephoto1]

Hi Richard,

Originally the Kodak Readyload film was packed as 2 sheets like a regular double sheet film holder. But, Kodak stopped that practice quite a number of years ago and now only packages the sheets as a "single" in an envelope as does Fuji and Polaroid.

Rich