Bessa II Heliar on 35mm

[cuccu0]

 

[f16sunshine]

Yeah nice.
I like both of these images.
Lots to find in that first one.
The woman with the Umbrella in the upper left corner is a great catch.
She looks absolutely trapped on an island with this composition.

I have the Bessa ii Heliar also but have never put any 35mm through.
Thanks for posting these.

 

[largedrink]

I agree, nice images. I must try 35mm in one of my 120 folders...

 

[cuccu0]

Thank you, I try to do special things on my own gears 😀

 

[Bensingindo]

How to put 35mm film into 120 folder.

 

[raid]

Cool. Is the lens removed and then adapted for 35mm on a 35mm camera or is the camera somehow adapted for 35mm?

 

[lynnb]

+1 cool! Also would like to know how you used 35mm in your Bessa II 🙂
PS my fave is the second one of the girl in window seat.

 

[besk]

You can purchase adapters on the auction site. They are 3d printed and fit on the ends of the 35mm cassette.. You need to cover the red window of the Bessa II.

 

[Bensingindo]

You can purchase adapters on the auction site. They are 3d printed and fit on the ends of the 35mm cassette.. You need to cover the red window of the Bessa II.

Thanks. Will look into auction sites.

 

[lynnb]

How do you judge correct frame advance? I guess one could use a test roll with the back open, but how did you do it?

 

[cuccu0]

Cool. Is the lens removed and then adapted for 35mm on a 35mm camera or is the camera somehow adapted for 35mm?

I put 35mm film on Bessa II

cheers

 

[cuccu0]

How do you judge correct frame advance? I guess one could use a test roll with the back open, but how did you do it?

I put a test roll with back open, mark the position of each frame and remember how many round I have to turn the wheel on each frame, the more roll bigger, the more round reduced

here is I used on 6x9 frame

tks