Film Camera Keyrings

Posted on Tue 28th, March 2017

• #1

timfc
Hey Guys!

I thought it would be good to post here because I know there's a lot of film shooters on the forum. We're a small enterprise just started on top of my uni course. We've made some neat keyrings that are like film spool negatives and we also have solid colour versions. Check the website out and our instagram!

They've all been drawn out in Illustrator then laser cut and printed on with a Jetrix printer.
They are very very detailed and made by ourself in a studio. It's just a small enterprise so please let us know what you think!

You can place an order through the website and enter LFGSS for a discount. I'm a member on this forum for a reason I do really like bikes!

@T.I.M.F.C
timfc.co.uk

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• #2

fizzy.bleach

I might be missing something here - how are they like film spool negatives?
• #3

timfc in reply to @fizzy.bleach

In the way you have to hold them up to the light to reveal the detail.

Kinda..

:)

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