can you use the reels for processing 120 film?
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Yes the plastic reels that come with the tank should be adjustable to 120 film, basically twist and pull and twist back to lock reel to the proper size for 120 film. Generally the film adjustment sizes on the reels are 35mm, 127, and 120.
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Yes the reels are adjustable, though only one roll of film will fit when developing 120
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Yes you can process 120 film in the canister! It will only fit one expanded plastic real! I have used it that way, and works well!
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Yes, absolutely. I only shoot medium and large format film an have used this tank for most of my medium format shoots.
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are you sure you have cartridge reels that are sound? There are very few. And you can't buy them anywhere
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120 is a medium format sized film. It refers to 120mm. This film produces square photos
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The short answer is no, it wont work as-is. The long answer is, if you want to use it you'll need to re-spool it in the dark onto a 620 spool or else find a vendor that has done so. Google "respooling 120 film" for instructions.
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one roll of 120 film (= 12 or 16 exposures on a medium format camera - depending on the camera)
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Yes you can. But it is a open face reel, so you will have to set your star drag to match the amount of weight you are casting. Otherwise you will have nothing but problems with back lashes. Fredfish
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Actually, you can.You just need to convert the video using Creative's Video Converter.
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I would not by this set . The reel is of very poor quality. It does not take medium duty line and it tangles. You would be spending time trying to undo the tangles instead of fishing.
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I have not used these, but there are three sizes of negative templates for this scanner bed, and I believe one is for your 120 format requirement.
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You would have to use an adapter. This particular model is designed to work with 120.
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yes that will work on that type of camera most press type cameras are 120 film
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Sure there is . Project impossible makes updated film for 600 camera. You can fund it here on Amazon
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No, it only works with slides or negatives. Not sure about the size of 120 film negatives. If they are bigger than a 35mm slide they probably won't fit.
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it depends on your reel model and line rating you want to use. Info is readily available on Pflueger website or Amazon.
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120 film will not fit into the scan slot. It's intended only for 35 mm film. The scanner requires the film be mounted in a holder. It comes with two type of holders. One for negative strips (holds 6 frames). One for standard 2x2 slides (holds 4 slides.). The holders are manually advanced in the scanner after each scan.
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As long as the total amp draw on the reel to reel is less than 3 amps, you're good
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Pana-Vue remote scanner will scan 35mm negatives & transparencies. With proper add-ons will copy 126 negatives and 110 negatives. It will not accept anything larger. So-3" pieces of film are definitely not going to work. I wish they would. I have some old black & white large format negatives that I cannot copy.