35mm in 120mm back = FUN

[cherryrig]

I got bored the other day so I stuck some 35mm into my Bronica SQ-A 120mm back. Developed these at college today.

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What do you think?? Comments

Ilford HP5+ 400

 

[reddeathdrinker]

Different I'll give you that!!

 

[cherryrig]

It's very easy to do thou. Quite a lot of links in Flickr to how people have done it

 

[TheKrikkitWars]

Cool effect, pulled off very nicely, and reasonable (if a little meh) subjects/compositions

 

[cherryrig]

Well it's quite hard to compose a photo as you only have that 35mm to think of what to take, also because the back is not meant to have 35mm film in it you have to guess where abouts you think the film is

 

[kevin_c]

You can get 35mm panoramic format backs for some MF bodies, this takes the guesswork out of composition - But your way looks like more fun!

 

[Craikeybaby]

I was going to say that would be ace for taking panoramas!

 

[TheKrikkitWars]

Looking at it, once you got the hang of where the film is, it would become very easy to compose some very very nice shots, assuming you locate the film in the same place each time you load it.

 

[cherryrig]

You can get 35mm panoramic format backs for some MF bodies, this takes the guesswork out of composition - But your way looks like more fun!

But then you will need to get the right screen for the camera so that you know what to compose it like, all costing money money!

 

[kevin_c]

But then you will need to get the right screen for the camera so that you know what to compose it like, all costing money money!

Never heard of a black marker pen or black tape

 

[cherryrig]

Never heard of a black marker pen or black tape

I have but then you'll have marked the screen which would cost a few bob to get a new one. Bronica stuff is getting harder and harder to find. (and I have heard of black marker pen and black tape )