[MF3D.FORUM:1031] Rolleidoscop

[Ralph Johnston/Linda Sherman <copley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Jim -I have the "Baby" Rolleidoscop which uses 127 film.  Everything works.
 It
gets 5 pairs/roll.  Very cute and has a bubble level.

I can't get color anymore but can get B&W "Efke" film made in Croatia.  I want
to learn how to do reversal processing and make B&W slide pairs.  My other
project is to build a film slitter out of my old Ricoh TLR to slit 120 color
into 127 width.  Then you respool it using old 127 backs and spools. 
Processing it is no problem I am told as the lab just runs the film between
rollers.  I actually have one roll of color in the freezer that I bought
before
"Film for Classics" stopped selling it.

I have a Sputnik and a King Inn viewer but haven't been using them lately.

Good to see you on the PHSNE field trip to Matt Eisenburg's museum in CT.

Regards -Ralph




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> Jim Hemenway <jim@xxxxxxxxxxxx> on 08/01/2000 03:59:14 PM
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> Subject:  [MF3D.FORUM:1015] Kodachrome 64 120, Rolleidoscopes and Tom
>       Deering's Sputnil baffle.
>
> Also, is anyone using a Rolleidoscope?  Are they generally better than
> the Sputnik... I know that they cost a lot more... or are they really
> just antiques now?


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