How To Use 35mm Film In A Medium Format Camera (Tutorial + Street Photography Test)

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  • Опубликовано: 24 янв 2025

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  • @mariogarcia7780
    @mariogarcia7780 3 года назад +1

    This video has been the most informative one I have viewed that demonstrates exactly what it is like to use 35mm film in a medium format camera, thanks for doing this and showing us what to expect.

  • @paulzippy7455
    @paulzippy7455 Год назад +1

    Nice vid. I use a Bronica SQ-B and get 18 frames (36Ex) with the adapter. Thing is the size is actually 56x36 (if you count the sprokets on both sides its 36mm). This then makes it 3:2 aspect ratio - same as actual 36mm film. Very nice as the frames are more than double surface area of 'standard' 35mm film. I print these at A3 and the sprocket aesthetic is very pleasing - especially with low ISO B&W.
    regards 👍

  • @johnjewell219
    @johnjewell219 Год назад +1

    How would you go adding dummy leader on end😎

  • @idealab2798
    @idealab2798 Год назад +1

    Why dont you link a part of exposed film in the start of the roll, you can get more shot

  • @heyhow8150
    @heyhow8150 3 года назад

    I've one question, sorry if its silly but : is it compulsory to open and close the camera after some exposures? Can't you just take your 23 (more or less) exposures without opening it in the middle?

    • @aboutfilmphotography4861
      @aboutfilmphotography4861 Год назад

      @Adrian Hallberg Great video, I understood that you have opened the machine to reset the frame counter. I want to try 35mm on my seagull 4a, I 3D printed the adapters. How many exposures can I have from a 35mm at 24 exposures?

  • @johnjewell219
    @johnjewell219 Год назад

    That should read leader to leader end