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     Adrian Tinkerer Username: Adrian Post Number: 312 Registered: 08-2006 Rating: N/A |
Ah - got it, I think - so 32=22, 64=32, 128=45 or thereabouts. Anyway, the DoF should be quite something. There are various websites with pictures of how to make your obsolete camera take 120 - I think it's a case of google old film sizes, eg 116, and get creative with searching the results. I think you will probably need to sacrifice a roll of film and mark the numbers on the paper for 122 yourself, then respool films under that paper. A pain, but probably not much worse than rolling your own 620 once you've done it a couple of times. Anyway, to give you some inspiration, this is what those old Kodaks are capable of - no fancy lens on mine that I can see, and just the standard shutter with three speeds and three stops. http://www.flickr.com/photos/gray1720/sets/72157622746026547/ |