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35mm to 120 adapter, the review (avec sous-titres)

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Thank you for watching this vlog entry for the 35mm to 120 adapter. Don't forget to like, share and subscribe to my channel.

Interested in getting this adapter? Contact archedroof on ebay, I bought mine from him and go it in no time!
http://www.ebay.com/itm/35mm-to-120-f...

This video was made using a Panasonic DMC-LX7, not the best quality for vlogging but that's all I have

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20 Comments

@IainHC1 8 years ago

Crackin vid But Why did you cut the sprockets?

@RobBob555 7 years ago

nice shots.. like that you caught the wee mad squirrel :O)

@olgerirola3754 6 years ago

How I now the film jump to another frame?

@REDBULLHEADiphone 9 years ago

Love this! Thank you.

@shaunbrowne3963 8 years ago

Thanks for giving us a glimpse of Montreal! I used to live there, in NDG. This adapter would solve some problems for me, as I use old Kodak Hawkeye cameras, modified for 120 film. One of my cameras is modified as a pinhole, one is a flipped lens camera, and one is mint on the original box with all accessories. I enjoyed your video. Thank you, and Merci beaucoup!

@vincentj.2424 6 years ago

4:15

@NicholasAarons 8 years ago

Great Video & Photos. Keep up the great work. Nick.

@danaherd 9 years ago

Is there any advantage to using a 35mm take-up spool as well? Of course that spool would also need an adapter.

@marloniraheta1705 9 years ago

OHH nice bro !! love it . Thanks for sharing ;)

@adrianlong6701 7 years ago

Hi great video how did you know how much to wind on the film to prevent double exposures?

@danaherd 9 years ago

Is it better to use a 220 back to keep the film flatter than in a 120 back? Or does it make no difference?

@Bunkard 8 years ago

How many photos can you take with this adapter? I mean, if the camera is supposed to work with a 120mm film of 12 photos... is there a limit of photos with the 35mm film? Thank you!

@TheFovm 6 years ago

Bonjour,
Merci pour cette video,
Pour obtenir ce format d’image il faut pivoter l’appareil en mode portrait ?

@sidewind131258 9 years ago

Nice of that squirel to cooperate on your first shot :D,
and welcome to the T-switch club.
Your backpack is a LoewePro ?
Could you do a video on backpack vs. normal photoback,
I'm still on 6th year struggling with what I like and whatnot

@TheLadykat60 8 years ago

Nice video
j'aime beaucoup l'écureuil qui vient poser sur ta 1ère photo :D Merci pour les sous-titre

@Allen-Cote-St.-Luc 8 years ago (edited)

Thanks for the great video. Would like to try it in a Mamiya c3 and a Yashica 124G. I think that your not suppose to wind the Yashica 124G with out a film in the spool because if there's no paper backing the camera could have problems with the film advance. Mine just had its crank jam up when testing it with an empty spool. Do you know about the Mamiya series if it could be a problem? Maybe I would need to put some of the paper film backing on the spool and then cut a slot for the film to engage the spool. Or I could possibly tape the film to the paper like the 120 film does. I also have a Seagull TLR- like you.
I'm also in Montreal. It's nice to see fellow photographers from here on U Tube! All the best!

@mermandadawn 9 years ago

Hi! I'm so glad to have found this video! I have a Pentax 67, and was curious if you know if the adapters will work in it? It takes 120 or 220 film, but it's a massive camera and the film load is very wide. Also, it has 2 settings for which film you're using for tension. Can you give any suggestions? Thanks!