Re: wide angle Bronica filmback

["Sandor Mathe" <sandor.mathe@xxxxxxxx>]

> From:          Clive Warren <Clive.Warren@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>

> Brilliant!  Would you care to share your technique with us?  I will be
> using a Koni Rapid Omega 6x7 rangefinder so can happily use the opaque IR
> filter.  The focussing dial is actually marked for IR.  I was thinking
> about modifying a couple of 120 reels to provide "guides" to keep the film
> straight both when re-rolling and winding on.  Of the two methods I have
> developed conceptually, one requires the 120 paper to be cut in 35mm
> strips.......

I'd like more info on the technique as well.

One thing, if you keep the 120 paper full width and tape the 35mm 
along the center of it, the paper will act as your "guide" to keep 
the film straight.  I think taping only the two ends would be needed.

How do the lengths compare?  It should be about two rewound 120 rolls 
for a single 35mm 36 exposure.

Sandor Mathe  -- sandor.mathe@xxxxxxxx
(905) 670-1225 x333  --  FAX (905) 670-1344
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