This tip consists of creating a 35mm effect in while using medium format film. What you will need is a piece of a 35mm film exposed - but without nothing on the film, something to fix the film with, some medium format film and of course a camera as well.
This tip consists of creating a 35mm effect in while using medium format film. What you will need is a piece of a 35mm film exposed – but without nothing on the film, something to fix the film with, some medium format film and of course a camera as well.
What you need to do is to fasten the a part of a 35mm film in your camera right over the middle where the light comes through when you open the shutter. Once you have done this you just load a medium format film like usual over it and shoot away!
Note: It may be a bit harder to forward the film with this trick.
16 comments
ndroo
Very cool idea! Thanks.
zanther
mattdude1081
woah!
hanspan
hmmmmmmmmm
i'm with zanther
loving the colour tooo
oldskool_rider
hey, i love it!!
shot four is beautiful!
brendend
That's a neat idea - I really like #4 and how the film came loose!
zulupt
Great idea!!!! pic #4 is amazing.
kirri-joy
this is the coolest idea!!!
sexyinred
cool! thanks for sharing with us :)
copefan
works well with black and white neg film on a colour 120 as well.......... Russ
zeitfenster
great!!!!
buster_adams
Very nice!!!
cohetesnaranjas
super fan de tot el que tens per aquí!
paperplanepilot
real cool effect. will definitely give this a try
magika
great! :D
pcumsetesete