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18th July 2009
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120 Film Format
I am just rather curious on those who still shoot medium format film...
Regardless with hasselblad, mamiya, holga, or whatever kinda of camera, what kinda 120 film do you use? which brand and model particularly? feel free to share on experiences on 120 film... thanks!
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22nd July 2009
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Re: 120 Film Format
anyone?
i have used velvia and kodakchrome personally
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4th August 2009
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Re: 120 Film Format
any 120mm film is nice oredi
 my 120mm tends to be trix 400 though...... coz i want that effect and have been playing with it since godzillion years ago.... for slides, velvia and Provia takes it..... I'm a little lazy and hence regretted not getting more of the EV 100s  (although i shot one roll recently) |
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5th August 2009
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Re: 120 Film Format
Tri-X on 120 looks quite different from 135. I like it... especially with Rodinal...
I have a lot of 120 rolls of film still in my freezer (Kodak 160NC, Velvia, Provia, Fortia, etc), and I just find it bulky to bring a large 120 camera out to shoot. The detail and tonality is definitely amazing, but I find 135 is enough for 99% of my use. By the way I now have only a Mamiya RZ67 with me. Sold my Fuji GA645i recently after collecting dust for some time. |
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