WELCOME TO GOATHILL

Life is simple here -- and so is placing an order. As of 2016, we have been offering submini services for over 22 years.

ORDERS:

No matter how you place an order, make sure to include a note as to EXACTLY what you want and where to send it.  This means the type of film, the film format size, the perforations, etc.

SHIPPING & HANDLING:  

ALL prices in the US (or APO) include the cost of shipping & handling the item to you.  There is no extra cost for shipping.  No hidden costs!  Please keep this in mind when you compare us to other dealers.
IF YOU ARE OUTSIDE THE US, please add 33% for shipping cost.  Shipping overseas is VERY expensive.

IF you want extra postal services, such as insurance, tracking, or other special services please contact us regarding the additional cost.

PAYMENT:

Sorry, we do not accept credit cards for any purchases. You have different payment options depending on your location:

IF YOU ARE IN THE US (or APO), your payment options are:

1. personal check (to Joe McGloin): 3271 S. Clay St.    Sheridan, CO    80110  
2. cash (not advised)
3. money order
4. You can make a PAYPAL payment (to account XKAES@AOL.COM)
5. ALL prices in the US (or APO) include the cost of shipping the item to you.  There is no extra cost for shipping unless you want special services (see above).

IF YOU ARE OUTSIDE THE US, please add $20 for shipping cost.  For each additional slitter, add $5.  Shipping overseas is VERY expensive. Your payment options are:

1. international money order in US dollars (to Joe McGloin)
2. cash (US) (not advised)
3. personal check  -- IF drawn on a US bank and in US dollars (to Joe McGloin)
4. You can make a PAYPAL payment (to account XKAES@AOL.COM)

For more details email us at XKAES@AOL.COM.

Here's what we have to offer:

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  NEW!! -- Yashica Samurai repairs .  Unless you drop it, the major problem with the Samurai is the battery. There are actually TWO batteries in the Samurai. One is on the bottom (a 2CR5) and easily replaced by the owner. The other is an internal battery (a 2025) and not easy to replace. The camera will only function if BOTH batteries are adequately charged. Fortunately the internal battery will normally function for 10 years or longer, but they eventually wear out -- and Yashica and independent camera repair shops will not, or can not, replace them. As a Samurai owner, I have learned how to replace the battery and can handle it for $50. Just contact me for details. We will need to determine up front if the problem is the battery. If so, just ship it to me.  I'll fix it and send it back to you -- with no extra charge for the battery or the return shipping.  Sorry, the ONLY type of "repair" we do on the Samurai is replacing the internal battery, but since the Samurai is so well made, that is typically the only "problem" you will face -- unless you drop it!
  
  
• 16mm film
  • 16mm film rolls (you reload your own cassettes) -- for Minolta, Mamiya, Kiev, Bera, Ricoh, Steky, Yashica 16, Rollei, and many other cameras.
  • 16mm cassette reloads (we reload your cassettes for you) -- if you want to make it easy
    
    
• Minox-size film
  • Minox-size film rolls (you reload your own cassettes) -- for Minox, Yashica Atoron, and many other cameras.
  • Minox cassette reloads (we reload your cassettes for you) -- if you want to make it easy
    
    
• Hit-size film -- for Hit, Mycro, Shalco, Tone, Snappy and many other cameras.
  
  
• 110 film
  • If you want to use a 110, we might be able to help. We no longer sell 110 cassettes, but we sell 16mm film -- which is the same width as 110 film, so you can use 16mm film (see above) to reload these 110 cassettes. That's right, this means that you can reload your 110 cassettes with color slide film, color negative film, B&W negative film, IR film, or whatever you want! The 110 cassettes can be carefully taken apart and you can reload them yourself -- instructions for reloading the cassettes can be seen at http://www.subclub.org/darkroom/roll110.htm. If you need 16mm film, take a look at the wide selection listed above in the 16mm film section. This approach cannot be used on all 110 cameras, but the SUBCLUB has instructions on how to determine if it will work with your 110 camera.

• FILM SLITTERS -- Here is an easy way to get new film into your old camera that uses obsolete film. It is a film slitter. It cuts roll film down to a smaller roll film size. It is available in whatever size you can image -- just about (see below). What makes it so great is because it is custom-made for your needs   If you need a 35mm to 16mm slitter, that's exactly what you get. BUT, if you want a 120 slitter to create 127 filma AND a 16mm roll or a MINOX roll -- ALL AT THE SAME TIME, we have it. Amazing -- and convenient.
  
  Here is a short tutorial using a 70mm to 120 film slitter:  https://www.photrio.com/forum/threads/tutorial-70mm-film-to-120-220-620-a-guide-on-hand-rolling-medium-format-film-with-pictures.196700/
  
  
  

  These slitters are only $55 each and are shipped directly to your door -- for free! ($20 outside of the US) The slitters use common, double edged razor blades that are interchangeable -- but seem to never wear out! And if it does, just flip it over.  Each blade has FOUR edges.  
  
  The slitters come in a wide variety of sizes, as follows:

  Slit 70mm film:

  • To make ONE roll of 46mm film for your older cameras that use unperforated 46mm film.
  • OR to make TWO rolls of 828/35mm/Instamatic film (from perforated 70mm film) for all of your cameras that use unperforated 35mm film. The perforations will still be there but they are different from 35mm perforations.
  • OR to make TWO rolls of 828/35mm/Instamatic film (from unperforated 70mm film) for all of your cameras that use unperforated 35mm film.
  • OR to make ONE roll of 828/35mm/Instamatic film (from perforated or unperforated 70mm film) for all of your cameras that use unperforated 35mm film.
  • OR to make ONE roll of 120 film for all of your 120 cameras.
  • OR to make ONE roll of 40mm film for all of your 40mm cameras.

  Slit 65mm film:

  • To make ONE roll of 120 film for all of your 120 cameras -- cutting off 4mm on just one side of the film and leaving the perforations on the other side
  • OR to make ONE roll of 120 film for all of your 120 cameras -- cutting off 2mm on BOTH sides of the film and most of the perforations.

  Slit 120 or 220 film:

  • To make SIX rolls of 9.25mm film for your MINOX, Atoron, Chadt, P3, and Acmel cameras
  • OR to make ONE 16mm roll AND ONE 127 roll for your classic cameras -- AT THE SAME TIME!
  • OR to make THREE rolls of 16mm film for your MINOLTA-16, Mamiya-16, CamBinox, Edixa, GaMi-16, Kiev, Yashica-Y16, Yashica-16EE, or any other 16mm camera
  • OR to make FOUR rolls of 15.25mm film for your Minolta-16, Mamiya-16, CamBinox, Edixa, GaMi-16, Kiev, Yashica-Y16, Yashica-16EE, or any other 16mm camera
  • OR to make THREE rolls of 16mm film for your MINOLTA-16, Mamiya-16, CamBinox, Edixa, GaMi-16, Kiev, Yashica-Y16, Yashica-16EE, or any other 16mm camera PLUS a roll of Minox film -- AT THE SAME TIME!
  • OR to make FOUR rolls of Minox film plus a roll of 16mm film for your MINOLTA-16, Mamiya-16, CamBinox, Edixa, GaMi-16, Kiev, Yashica-Y16, Yashica-16EE, or any other 16mm camera
  • OR to make THREE rolls of 110 film for your Pentax-110, Minolta 110, Yashica 110, Fujica 110, Kodak 110 or any other 110 camera -- this does NOT create 110 perforations
  • OR to make THREE rolls of 17.5mm film for all of your HIT camera collectibles, such as Hit, Tone, Mycro, Vesta, Bell, and all others
  • OR to make ONE roll of 127 film for all of your older 127-sized cameras. The FILMSLITTER cuts the paper backing as well -- at the same time!
  • OR to make ONE roll of 127 film for all of your older 127-sized cameras AND one roll of 16mm film - at the same time. The FILMSLITTER cuts the paper backing as well -- at the same time!
  • OR to make ONE roll of 127 film for all of your older 127-sized cameras AND one roll of Minox film - at the same time. The FILMSLITTER cuts the paper backing as well -- at the same time!
  • OR to make one roll of 828/35mm/126 Instamatic film for all of your 828/35mm/Instamatic-sized cameras. The FILMSLITTER cuts the paper backing as well -- at the same time!
  • OR to make one roll of 828/35mm/126 Instamatic film (for all of your 828/35mm/Instamatic-sized cameras) AND TWO rolls of Minox film -- at the same time! The FILMSLITTER cuts the paper backing as well -- at the same time!
  • OR to make one roll of 828/35mm/126 Instamatic film (for all of your 828/35mm/Instamatic-sized cameras) AND ONE roll of 16mm film -- at the same time! The FILMSLITTER cuts the paper backing as well -- at the same time!
  • OR to make TWO rolls of #00 / 32mm film film (for your Univex Iris, Sida and any camera using 31mm or 32mm film. The FILMSLITTER cuts the paper backing as well -- at the same time!

  Slit 35mm PERFORATED film:

  • To make TWO rolls of 9.25mm film for your MINOX, Atoron, Chadt, P3, and Acmel.
  • OR to make ONE roll of 16mm film for your MINOLTA-16, Mamiya-16, CamBinox, Edixa, GaMi-16, Kiev, Yashica-Y16, Yashica-16EE, or any other 16mm camera.
  • OR to make ONE roll of 110 film for your Pentax-110, Minolta 110, Yashica 110, Fujica 110, Kodak 110 or any other 110 -- this does NOT create 110 perforations.
  • OR to make ONE roll of UN-perforated 17.5mm film for all of your HIT camera collectibles, such as Hit, Tone, Mycro, Vesta, Bell, and all others.
  • OR to make TWO rolls of PERFORATED 17.5mm film for all of your HIT camera collectibles, such as Hit, Tone, Mycro, Vesta, Bell, and all others.
  • OR to make THREE rolls of 8mm film for all of your 8mm cameras, such as Camera Lite and Seastar.
  • OR to make ONE roll of 21mm film for your Zenit or F21 type cameras.
  • OR to make ONE roll of 16mm film AND one roll of Minox AT THE SAME TIME.

  Slit 35mm UN-PERFORATED film:

  • To make TWO rolls of 16mm film for your 16mm cameras.
  • OR to make TWO rolls of 17.5mm film for all of your HIT camera collectibles, such as Hit, Tone, Mycro, Vesta, Bell, and all others.

  Slit 16mm film:

  • To make ONE roll of 8mm film (from perforated 16mm film) for all of your 8mm cameras, such as Camera Lite and Seastar.
  • OR to make TWO rolls of unperforated 8mm film (from unperforated 16mm film) for your 8mm cameras, such as Camera Lite and Seastar.
  • OR to make TWO rolls of perforated 8mm film (from perforated 16mm film).
  • OR to make ONE roll of 9.25mm film for your MINOX, Atoron, Chadt, P3, and Acmel.

  As you can see, the possibilities are endless. CUSTOM SIZES ARE AVAILABLE. Just contact us for details. There are no extra costs for special slitters, but it will take a few extra weeks to manufacture and arrive.

  BEFORE YOU BUY, tell me what size film you want to cut and what size film(s) you want to create! That way I can check to see if I have it in stock. If you want more than one slitter, you get about a 10% discount on each additional one!  So the first slitter is $55, two slitters is $105 ($55 + $50), three slitters is $150 ($55 + $50 + $45), etc.

  Returns are HAPPILY accepted for ANY reason.

• Sorry, but we do not offer processing of any film.  There are places that handle this.  We suggest BLUE MOON at http://www.bluemooncamera.com/.
  
  
• We offer reloading of 16mm and Minox cassettes (see above). If you need help reloading cassettes or developing your film yourself, check out the DARKROOM section of the SUBCLUB at www.subclub.org.