Testing the Kodak Vollenda 620 & Rollei Superpan 200 | Film Photography | 6x9 Medium Format

In this video, I'm testing out a new camera, a Kodak Vollenda 620. This is a medium format folding camera from the 1930s. It takes 620 film, which luckily is the same size as 120 film, but with a different spool size. 120 spools can be cut down, or the film respooled onto a 620 spool. The camera works perfectly, although with a few shots, I have came to the conclusion that I need to respool onto 620 spools so that the film transports through the camera smoothly. The trimmed down 120 spool was causing the film to fall inside the film gate, causing focusing issues as it was not sitting flat.
I'm quite impressed with the results of Rollei Superpan 200. I developed the film in rodinal at 1:50 dilution and plan to shoot more of this film stock in 120 in the future.
Gear Used:
Kodak Vollenda 620
Rollei Superpan 200
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[@donaldlampert331]

I just picked up a Vollenda 620 today, in dusty, but good condition….. all cleaned up, it’s quite a nice camera…. german, of course! Nice video, thanks, you got good results!

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It's one of my favourites! Thanks for watching!