3 15 38 16 34½ 88 29 54 137
4 16¼ 41 17 36¼ 92 30 55½ 141
5 17¾ 45 18 37¾ 96 31 57 145
6 19¼ 49 19 39¼ 100 32 58½ 148
7 20¾ 53 20 40½ 103 33 60 152
8 22 56 21 42 107 34 61½ 156
9 23¾ 60 22 43¾ 111 35 63 160
10 25¼ 64 23 45 114 36 64½ 164
11 26¾ 68 24 46½ 118 37 66 167
12 28½ 72 25 48 122 38 67½ 171
13 30 76 26 49½ 126 Including trimming
Loading Retinette Cassettes
The Retinette cassette consists of a flanged centre spool which is in a one-piece shell; the film leaves the shell by a
light-trapped slot. The centre spool can be removed from the shell by lifting either top or bottom of the cassette
according to the construction of the particular make of cassette. Most of the cassettes of the daylight loading films
are intended by their makers to be used once only. However, they can be re-loaded quite a few times -- if handled
carefully.
WINDING AND TRIMMING FILM
1: The correct trimming of the wedge-shaped end (which is fitted to the
centre spool of the cassette) with a standard trimming template.
2: Trimming of the curved cut with a standard trimming template.
3: The appearance of the trimmed film: left, wedge; right, curved cut.
4: The film cassette, its outer shell, centre spool and separate top.
5: How to fix the film to the centre spool of the cassette with a piece of
adhesive tape.
6: Winding the film with the mechanical film winder to the centre spool.
7. Assembling the cassette
8. Loading the film into the camera.
Loading Cassettes with Darkroom Film
1. Work in the dark.
2. Prepare film.
3. Open cassette.
4. Fix film on centre spool.
5. Wind film on centre spool.
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