Calzone
Gear Whore #1
Hi Cal,
Actually Gorbas is inquiring about anybody that might want "rubber wheels" for Hasselblad A70 manufactured. I am willing to help with measurements from my set.
Dan,
Thanks for the clarity. This is for 70mm non-perf film.
Cal
gorbas
Member
Yes, Cal! You are correct. It's for unperforated film in Hasselblad A70 magazine. As soon as I catch break from work, will do some drawings and measuring (with Dan's help) and make inquiry with machinist how much it will cost per set of 4 rollers.
Calzone
Gear Whore #1
Yes, Cal! You are correct. It's for unperforated film in Hasselblad A70 magazine. As soon as I catch break from work, will do some drawings and measuring (with Dan's help) and make inquiry with machinist how much it will cost per set of 4 rollers.
Gorbas,
Thank you so much for taking on this project.
For non-perf 70mm film it would be great to have that capability.
I'm still would want a set or two. Best to exploit fully my 70mm capacity.
I have been eyeing those 150 foot rolls of Kodak surveilance flim. Come out to about $4.50 a 120 equiv (32.5 inches length of a roll of 120).
The pricing on medium format gear is remarkably low. This is an opportunity.
Cal
Nokton48
Veteran

Everything I ordered from NDT is now finally here. Total cost of this rig as shown (brand new) Sixty Bucks plus shipping. Four more reels (for a total of five), and the PVC Agitation stick. These NDTs are a little taller than the stainless 70mm reels, so really only two would fit in the Kodak 8x10 Deep Tanks. Maybe circular PVC tanks are the way to go with these. Haven't decided yet. Imagine doing five rolls of 13' 70mm film in a go....... Outrageous!
Nokton48
Veteran
I have been eyeing those 150 foot rolls of Kodak surveilance flim. Come out to about $4.50 a 120 equiv (32.5 inches length of a roll of 120).The pricing on medium format gear is remarkably low. This is an opportunity.Cal

If you want some faster 70mm film I think you could not do much better than WL Surveillance. The tonality reminds me of old Tri-X, or Eastman XX. And it is medium format.
I'll be mixing up some fresh ADOX Borax MQ (D76 derivative) prolly this weekend. TomA got me hooked on this stuff, it is super cheap and easy to make from the component chemicals. And it is superior to D-76 IMO. Also I need to finish my two test mags of 70mm WL. I have the next three days off so we will see........
lxmike
M2 fan.
this is very cool, an interesting and inspiring read
Nokton48
Veteran


A thousand feet of 70mm vinyl negative sleeving. If anybody is interested, they still have one roll available. Not affiliated with the seller.
Nokton48
Veteran
this is very cool, an interesting and inspiring read
Thanks Mike!
I think you can tell we are having FUN with this. What a hoot
Calzone
Gear Whore #1
70mm Kodak Surveillance Film by Nokton48, on Flickr
If you want some faster 70mm film I think you could not do much better than WL Surveillance. The tonality reminds me of old Tri-X, or Eastman XX. And it is medium format.
I'll be mixing up some fresh ADOX Borax MQ (D76 derivative) prolly this weekend. TomA got me hooked on this stuff, it is super cheap and easy to make from the component chemicals. And it is superior to D-76 IMO. Also I need to finish my two test mags of 70mm WL. I have the next three days off so we will see........
Dan,
I too am interested in ADOX. I have a hard copy of formulas from that Kodak 5222 thread. I also have a triple beam scale, set of brass weights, graduated cylanders, ultrasonic cleaner, magnetic stirring hot plate, brown one gallon reclaimed bottles that once held alcohols (water soluable solvent and with a few rinses leaves no residue) and various research lab equipment useful for making my own developers.
ADOX is high on the list. For a guy who is lucky to own three 15 foot reels and is expecting delivery of 4 8x10 Kodak Hard Rubber tanks, as well as an 18 120/220 reel Nikor rack that blending one's own soup for no money allows mucho negatives. Using 3 1/2 gallon dip and dunk tanks is mucho developer and replenishment is required. I also have the formula for the replenisher.
In this manner film is and remains cheap just like the good old days. That Type W surrveilance film seems to be in abundant supply. $4.50 a roll works for me. Bonus is no constant reloading like in 120.
I have 1000 feet of 70mm sleeving. I bought the heavier 3mil for $86.00 at B&H. Special order so delivery was for free. I still have to come up with a solution for storage of the cut sections of negatives and sleeves.
"Go big or don't go," Mark Cuban said. LOL.
Cal
Nokton48
Veteran
70mm KodakWL Surveillance in ADOX Borax MQ. My scanning technique has improved since this. But you get the idea.
WL Surveillance 70mm Hartblei 1006 120 Biogon ADOX Borax by Nokton48, on Flickr
Hartblei 1006 (Kiev 88) with Hasselblad A70 back, Zeiss CZJ 120mm Biometar, Vivitar 283 with softbox
DSC05743 by Nokton48, on Flickr
The negs are quite beefy when processed in ADOX Borax MQ. That's how I like them. On the right is a roll of 70mm WL Surveillance.
Not exactly sure what the film is on the left. I think it is Plus-X Aerographic 2402 also in ADOX Borax MQ

Hartblei 1006 (Kiev 88) with Hasselblad A70 back, Zeiss CZJ 120mm Biometar, Vivitar 283 with softbox

The negs are quite beefy when processed in ADOX Borax MQ. That's how I like them. On the right is a roll of 70mm WL Surveillance.
Not exactly sure what the film is on the left. I think it is Plus-X Aerographic 2402 also in ADOX Borax MQ
Rangefinderfreak
Well-known
Oh, man.. If I would have known that Maco will continue with 70mm 400 iso infrared/ normal film, you might have missed the deal..Hey Cal,
Look what just arrived from Germany. Rather quick for slow shipping!
Two rolls of 30.5 meter (100") of 70mm fresh Rollei 400s
Maco Customer Service told me that they have several hundred rolls of this 70mm film in stock. Good to know.
And Freestyle contacted Rollei for me, and Rollei said they have no plans to discontinue this film anytime soon.
Also good to know.
DSC05891 by Nokton48, on Flickr
I had a hassy with lots of different backs.. You get a taste here:
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Nokton48
Veteran
Hi Jukka,
Your gear is always SO cool! Do you still have your CFV16 back?
I inquired directly with Maco not long ago and they told me they had several hundred rolls of 70mm Rollei 400s in their stocks. Which is also very cool.
Can you post here a few of your 70mm Hasselblad photos here? There is a LOT of 70mm interest here. How did you like like the 500 feet of Plus-X Aerorecon? That is a lot of film. I also bought some from that Guy out in Utah that had a case of it
-Dan
Your gear is always SO cool! Do you still have your CFV16 back?
I inquired directly with Maco not long ago and they told me they had several hundred rolls of 70mm Rollei 400s in their stocks. Which is also very cool.
Can you post here a few of your 70mm Hasselblad photos here? There is a LOT of 70mm interest here. How did you like like the 500 feet of Plus-X Aerorecon? That is a lot of film. I also bought some from that Guy out in Utah that had a case of it
-Dan
Nokton48
Veteran
Here is a blog on Plus-X Aerocon II 3404 film:
http://jamesharrphoto.blogspot.com/2016/02/film-mini-review-kodak-plus-x-aerecon-ii.html
Looks like good stuff!
http://jamesharrphoto.blogspot.com/2016/02/film-mini-review-kodak-plus-x-aerecon-ii.html
Looks like good stuff!
Nokton48
Veteran
I see that people over on largeformatphotography.info are starting to receive their Ilford special orders.
Nokton48
Veteran
And speaking of www.macodirect.de and Rollei, they have added another 70mm film which they have in stock.
It is NOT type II perfed, but could be of some interest to some here:
https://www.macodirect.de/en/film/black-white-films/1833/rollei-ortho-25-70mm-x-15m-unperforated
It is NOT type II perfed, but could be of some interest to some here:
https://www.macodirect.de/en/film/black-white-films/1833/rollei-ortho-25-70mm-x-15m-unperforated
Fotohuis
Well-known
I have used this Ortho 25 film in 35mm with Film Low Gamma developer (Udo Raffay) sold under Rollei Low Contrast RLC and this is a high resolution film, however Orthochromatic. Really marvellous results!
Nokton48
Veteran
I have used this Ortho 25 film in 35mm with Film Low Gamma developer (Udo Raffay) sold under Rollei Low Contrast RLC and this is a high resolution film, however Orthochromatic. Really marvellous results!
Thank You Robert! Can you post a photo or two with this combo?
See here: Digitaltruth says this stuff reminds them of Kodak Technical Pan Film. I love that stuff, used to use it for architectural work on 35mm
https://www.digitaltruth.com/products/rollei_tech/ORTHOeng.pdf
stawastawa
Newbie
If anyone still has some of the plus-x film I would love to get my hands on some.
~nicholas
~nicholas
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