Hi Can we use this film in the early Zeiss-Ikon Baby Box Tengor 54/18 box camera? Thanks
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you can not use it with out cutting it you can buy 127film at bhphotovideo on line
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Although I do not work for Fujifilm - i have used this film extensively. I buy the large pack of film about every year. I keep mine in a dark place (in a drawer). The film works great a year after I buy it.The benefit with using this whole 'system' is that the Fujifilm is NEW! It's less than a year old. Whereas if you bought an original 'polaroid' brand camera and you were LUCKY enough to find film for it - it would have been made in the 1980's. (yeah that old!) After 20 years - unused film can go bad. Fujifilm used in this system is NEW (1 year old or less) It will be fine! Although I do not work for Fujifilm - i have used this film extensively. I buy the large pack of film about every year. I keep mine in a dark place (in a drawer). The film works great a year after I buy it.The benefit with using this whole 'system' is that the Fujifilm is NEW! It's less than a year old. Whereas if you bought an original 'polaroid' brand camera and you were LUCKY enough to find film for it - it would have been made in the 1980's. (yeah that old!) After 20 years - unused film can go bad. Fujifilm used in this system is NEW (1 year old or less) It will be fine!
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I think it's just maybe compatability with the camera type?I email/messaged Impossible Project about it. They said it was definitely the film's fault, not the camera's... But I don't think there's a whole lot that can be done to change it. They're old cameras and an old process, basically it's just not compatible. But the color film worked wonderfully. So, I'd say just use color film and steer clear of B&W;, even though that's kind of a bummer.
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no, you cannot unless you want a black frame around every picture. IT WILL fit the k-mount but this is an APS-C designed lens for the smaller CCD elements (24 mm x 16 mm) vs. the FULL FRAME size of the K-1000 35 mm film (36 mm x 24 mm).
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yes! I have 2 Zing's this size. 1 is used on a 5D MKll with a 24-70 and the other is on a 30D with a 18-200 lens. It also works when I change out either camera to use the 70-300 lens.
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I'm not sure if it will work Yashica -44 is a twin-lens reflex camera that one used a 127 film it a little smaller film no longer being made. You can try re rolling the 120 film on to the roller out of the camera to see if it will fit. I did it in a darkroom at night in the bathroom for 640 film that also not being sold. Or buy one and try it. Sorry hope this help you
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yes. This is what I buy for my instamatic camera. Film is better (less washed out) at night or in darker lighting.
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Charles, I would suggest you investigate this starting with Sony's website. It's kind of a tricky question and I don't want to give you bad advice. A couple of other Amazon customers have asked me about compatibility. Unfortunately, neither the box the unit came in nor the instructions offer any insight into use with specific Sony products. The box simply suggests verifying compatibility before purchasing. I believe you can make this "work" with any camera, but you won't be able to use some features and capabilities. That's the situation I'm in using this with my camcorder. I suspect this was designed for use with Sony's digital cameras and some camcorders. The drawback would be that one pays for capabilities that you may not be able to use. However, I have been very happy with this light and found it to be a very good replacement for the Sony halogen light that died. As this has a shoe mount that my camcorder lacks, I had to find another way to mount it. I used a Stroboframe bracket that I already had. There may be other options. Hope this helps and good luck. Rick
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I just ordered one, to put a RaynoxDCR2020 converter on a Fujifilm SL280. Let you know in a couple days, just need one more step down ring
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I honestly don't know. I have had a hard time finding the film and both batches I have purchased have been defective in some way. I suggest going to the Polaroid website if they have one. Its my next step
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I use it with a sony hdv 24k film camera it should be ok... for the price you cant beat it! I also have a 4K Kessler Crane system too!
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thanks for posting that. had the camera for years, and forgot there was such a thing. finally got a UV filter, and was baffled as to why it didn't fit, when all the info I could find said 52 was the right size. fortunately, I did have the original box, with the accessories still in it.
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I did what you are trying to do - bought this body to use with my old EOS lenses, and they were NOT compatible. The old lenses were from a Canon EOS A2 that I bought in 1994, so they were pretty old. They were EF lenses, but they still weren't compatible. I know that some newer EOS film lenses are compatible, but you need to keep in mind that the focal length will be a little different when you put a film lens on a digital body. I can't remember exactly how great the difference is though. Hope this helps!
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I have not been able to find the film I need for my camera. It has not been in stores for many years now. I did not require the Spectra, but another Polaroid film. Still, I cannot find it anymore and I really do like this camera.
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per the description Minolta and sony use a different hot shoe. so I would say no.
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No, it's set up for only 35mm. (Wish it could, I have lots of old 8mm film)
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Well, the K2 is a film camera, right? But you couldn't use this version of Ektar - it's big rolls for medium format cameras. You'll need 35mm Ektar (also known as 135). Same film, different format. You'll need to be aware that it's slow - only 100 ISO, so you'll need daylight. Good luck!