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Lab-Box 135

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$108.16 $169 In stock

Category: Analogue Photography - Darkroom Equipment

Lab-Box 135 is a compact daylight-loading film developing tank designed for ease and convenience. Ideal for home use or on the go, it allows you to develop 35mm film in full daylight without needing a darkroom. With its modular design and adjustable reel, Lab-Box can also process 120 format film by adding the optional 120 Module. It's the simplest and fastest way to develop your own film anytime, anywhere.

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Aurora Y. ★★★★★

Finally no more fighting with a changing bag in summer heat, since this tank loads daylight-style on a table. Getting the film onto the spiral took a little practice, but the first roll came out evenly developed with perfect negatives.

Matthew X. ★★★★★

The loading system is so straightforward that I developed my first roll without any wasted film—the spool clicks into place perfectly. Being able to process 35mm in full daylight felt like magic after years of fighting with changing bags.

Lucy ★★★★★

Finally, a daylight tank that actually works—loading the film onto the reel was straightforward, and I got perfectly developed negatives the very first time. It’s so compact that I can just leave it on my desk and walk away until the timer goes off.