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is it still possible to buy this film? I have an old Kodak Brownie.
Here's a link to my Rebuild thread
Kodak 620 isn't that expensive when you know where to look, and contrary to popular belief it IS still available NEW - 110, 127, 620 & 828
Easier for the budding photographer to simply get a pair of nail clippers and trim the spool down (about 3/4 of a mm) to make it fit than it is re-spool in the dark.
I've been using my brownie for a while now, developing a couple of films this week infact. I've mainly been using Kodak 120 Tri-X 400 - The 120 spool fits just fine on my brownie with only a little trimming needed on the key side of the Non-take up spool.
My brownie has a small nodule on it that stops you using 120 - However i'm going to grind this off and then I'm fine. My model is a Brownie Junior Super 620 that I restored
Here's a link to my Rebuild thread
Kodak 620 isn't that expensive when you know where to look, and contrary to popular belief it IS still available NEW - 110, 127, 620 & 828
Easier for the budding photographer to simply get a pair of nail clippers and trim the spool down (about 3/4 of a mm) to make it fit than it is re-spool in the dark.
I called around and the labs by me will only develop it if I wind it onto a 120 spool, so, is it the same process just backwards? How do I do this?
is it still possible to buy this film? I have an old Kodak Brownie.
What Brownie? Some will accept a 120 roll on the feed side, but still need a 620 spool for takeup. If there is still a spool in the camera you might be in business.