wwfloyd
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Here's one from my Zenobia 6x4.5 -- surveillance planes at the Aviation Museum, Warner Robins, GA.
Was hit by the unexpected, in loading up a roll of 120: plastic spools DO NOT FIT. Fortunately, a metal take-up spool was in place, and I did have another metal spool on hand. I respooled the film as one would prepare 620 spools.
I had never heard of this before, and can not turn up anything with Google. But, it would stand to reason that other cameras produced when spools were metal, might have the same issue. Maybe POST 'em if you KNOW 'em.
Edit to add: There's about 0.4mm difference in length, between plastic and metal 120 film spools, at the EDGE. They are the same length at the hub.
Spy planes by wwfloyd, on Flickr
Was hit by the unexpected, in loading up a roll of 120: plastic spools DO NOT FIT. Fortunately, a metal take-up spool was in place, and I did have another metal spool on hand. I respooled the film as one would prepare 620 spools.
I had never heard of this before, and can not turn up anything with Google. But, it would stand to reason that other cameras produced when spools were metal, might have the same issue. Maybe POST 'em if you KNOW 'em.
Edit to add: There's about 0.4mm difference in length, between plastic and metal 120 film spools, at the EDGE. They are the same length at the hub.
Spy planes by wwfloyd, on FlickrMlehrman
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delta 3200 @ 1600, negative scanned w/Plustek 120
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Serayu River's Guardians by William Jusuf, on FlickrRolleiflex 2.8E Planar with Kodak Tri X 400 developed with Rodinal
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William Jusuf
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GA645 with Portra 160
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Larry Cloetta
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A Story of Twins in a Hard Land (Hasselblad)
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Giovanni C.
Mamiya 645 DF+, 300mm APO, Phase One P45:
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Greg Maslak
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Here are two from a recent walk at Kokanee Provincial Park in Nelson, BC. taken with a New Mamiya 6/75mm with Delta 100 in Blazinal(Rodinal).
Simple Composition by Greg Maslak, on Flickr
Leaves of Grass by Greg Maslak, on Flickr
Simple Composition by Greg Maslak, on FlickrLeaves of Grass by Greg Maslak, on Flickr
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Giovanni C.
Mamiya 645 DF+ 120mm T/S, Phase One P45. Lens tilted down:
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Mamiya 645 DF+ Hartblei 45mm/3.5 Super Rotator, Phase One P45. Lens tilted down:
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GA645 and Portra 160
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Giovanni C.
Mamiya 645DF+, 300mm APO, Phase One P45 back:
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GA645 and Porta 160.
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GA645 and Porta 160.
wwfloyd
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I recently acquired a Bencini Koroll II, which produces probably the smallest images made on 120 film, 3x4.5 cm, oriented vertically. With a single element lens, image quality did not exceed expectations.
Bencini Koroll II by wwfloyd, on FlickrLakewood Park by wwfloyd, on Flickr
Lakewood Park by wwfloyd, on Flickr
Bencini Koroll II by wwfloyd, on FlickrLakewood Park by wwfloyd, on FlickrLakewood Park by wwfloyd, on Flickr
Nice shot! Looks surprisingly good considering the single-element lens..
