WELCOME TO GOATHILL

Life is simple here -- and so is placing an order. As of 2004, we have been offering submini services for over 10 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.

PAYMENT:

Sorry, we do not accept any 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
3. money order
4. BIDPAY, Western Union, Moneygram, etc.
5. You can make a PAYPAL CASH payment (to account XKAES@AOL.COM) if you do NOT use a credit card for the payment
6. You can make a PAYPAL CREDIT CARD payment (to account ROSIELILY@AOL.COM) -- but there is a $2 PAYPAL fee. Please add in the additional $2.
7. ALL prices in the US (or APO) include the cost of shipping the item to you. There is no extra cost for shipping.

IF YOU ARE OUTSIDE THE US, please add 33% for shipping cost. Shipping overseas is VERY expensive. Your payment options are:

1. international money order is US dollars (to Joe McGloin)
2. cash (US)
3. personal check -- IF drawn on US bank (to Joe McGloin)
4. You can make a PAYPAL CASH payment (to account XKAES@AOL.COM) if you do NOT use a credit card for the payment -- but there is a $2 currency conversion fee. Please add in the additional $2.
4. You can make a PAYPAL CREDIT CARD payment (to account ROSIELILY@AOL.COM) -- but there is a $2 currency conversion fee and a $2 PAYPAL fee. Please add in the additional $4.
5. BIDPAY, Western Union, Moneygram, etc.

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

Here's what we have to offer:

enlarging lenses for submini use -- a wide selection to fit any need
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
- NEW 16mm cassettes for Minolta, Kiev, Bera and Yashica 16 cameras (if you don't have cassettes, we send you new cassettes loaded with the film of your choice)
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
- For ANY 110 camera, we have 24 exposure rolls of FRESH Solaris ASA/ISO 200 speed film for $1.50 per roll. You can get this film processed just about anywhere -- or do it yourself.
- If you prefer to roll your own, we have opened 110 cassettes with film and paper-backing. The film can't be used to take pictures, but it can be used as a template to cut your own rolls from 16mm stock. 110 film is the same width as 16mm 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, B&W negative film, IR, or whatever you want! These cassettes are carefully taken apart and you can reload them yourself. NEW film is NOT included, but 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. These opened cassettes are $8 each.
DISC film
- That's right. We have the impossible-to-find film for your DISC cameras. Sure, it's long expired -- so we can't make any guarantees -- but it's been stored cold, so it should be good. We've tested it out and it works fine. This film will work in ANY DISC camera, but you are on your own as to processing. You might be able to find a specialty lab that will handle it -- see other SUBCLUB sponsors -- or you can process it yourself. It uses standard C-41 processing. These are $10 per DISC -- shipping is included.
FILM SLITTERS -- available in whatever size you can image. We call it the "AL SPOIL" FILMSLITTER for submini formats. What makes it so great is because it is custom-made for your needs -- PLUS it is convertible to other smaller formats! If you need a 35mm to 16mm slitter, that's exactly what you get. BUT, these slitters can be taken apart and the shims moved to fit other sizes. Let's say you buy a 120 to 16mm slitter. You can reposition the shims to make a 120 slitter that cuts a 16mm roll, a HIT (17.5mm) roll and a MINOX roll -- ALL AT THE SAME TIME. Amazing -- and convenient. But if that's what you want to do, just tell us up front and we will set it up for you. And NO ADDITIONAL COST. That's what the "AL SPOIL" FILMSLITTER is all about. These slitters are only $30 each and shipped directly to your door. The slitters use common razor blades that are interchangeable and come in a variety of sizes, as follows:

Slit 120 film to make 9.5mm film for your MINOX, Atoron, Chadt, P3, and Acmel.
OR Slit 120 film to make 16mm film for your MINOLTA-16, Mamiya-16, CamBinox, Edixa, GaMi-16, Kiev, Yashica-Y16, Yashica-16EE, or any other 16mm camera.
OR Slit 120 film to make 110 film for your Pentax-110, Minolta 110, Yashica 110, Fujica 110, Kodak 110 or any other 110 camera.
OR Slit 120 film to make 17.5mm film for all of your HIT camera collectibles, such as Hit, Tone, Mycro, Vesta, Bell, and all others.
OR Slit 35mm film to make 9.5mm film for your MINOX, Atoron, Chadt, P3, and Acmel.
OR Slit 35mm film to make 16mm film for your MINOLTA-16, Mamiya-16, CamBinox, Edixa, GaMi-16, Kiev, Yashica-Y16, Yashica-16EE, or any other 16mm camera.
OR Slit 35m film to make 110 film for your Pentax-110, Minolta 110, Yashica 110, Fujica 110, Kodak 110 or any other 110 camera.
OR Slit 35m film to make 17.5mm film for all of your HIT camera collectibles, such as Hit, Tone, Mycro, Vesta, Bell, and all others.
OR Slit 120 to make 127 film for all of your older 127-sized cameras. The "AL SPOIL" FILMSLITTER cuts the paper backing as well -- at the same time!
OR Slit 120 to make 46mm for your older cameras that use unperforated 46mm film. The "AL SPOIL" FILMSLITTER cuts the paper backing as well -- at the same time!
OR Slit 120 to make 828 film for all of your older 828-sized cameras. The "AL SPOIL" FILMSLITTER cuts the paper backing as well -- at the same time!
OR Slit 16mm film to make 8mm film for all of your 8mm cameras, such as Camera Lite and Seastar.
OR Slit 16mm film micro-film to get super-quality results from your MINOX cameras.
OR Slit 120 film to make one 16mm roll AND one 127 roll for your classic cameras.
OR Slit 35m film to make THREE rolls of 8mm film for all of your 8mm cameras, such as Camera Lite and Seastar.
CUSTOM SIZES ARE ALSO AVAILABLE. Just contact us for details. There are no extra costs for special slitters, but it might take an extra week or two more to arrive.

The cost of shipping is only $0 per slitter. That's right. SHIPPING IS FREE ON ALL SLITTERS -- unlike other EBAY slitter sellers. OK, I mean shipping is free in the US. To Canada, shipping is $5, and shipping overseas is $10. But that's still really cheap.
chemicals -- if you want to do your own processing
book reprints -- if you want to learn more about submini photography
article reprints -- if you want to learn more about submini photography
manual reprints -- if you want to use your gear
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.