Re: What do I have to be careful for with Konica 120

[George L Smyth <GLSmyth@xxxxxxx>]

Jim Bisnett wrote:
> 
> I own a Zeiss Ikoflex from the late 1950's. Is there any special
> precautions I need to follow using  Konica 120 IR when using it with an
> older TLR. The first thing I have some worries about is... To get the
> film loaded in the camera correctly you need to look through a red
> window in the bottom of the camera. I can slide a cover over the window,
> but will the Ir comming throught this window fog some of the pictures?

I don't have experience with this camera, but I don't think you'll have any
problems.  I use a 1916 Brownie as a pinhole camera with Konica IR and have had
no fogging problems.  It uses a little round window to help align the placement
of the film.  Konica's film does not necessitate the same precautions as Kodak's
film.

Cheers -

george

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