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With a gauge of 45mm would the old 127 cameras be considered medium format?
Efke still makes it. I think they are the only one. You can buy it from Freestyle.Do they still make 127 film?
No. 110 is 16mm wide; 127 is 46mm wide.Or can you just re-roll 110 film onto the spools of a 127 camera?
I disagree. 127 is a format, i.e., a standard set of specifications which insure compatibility between film and camera. The film size, 46mm, is only one of the specifications. Others are the designation of 127 as roll film, the size of the spools, the location and spacing of frame numbers on the paper backing, etc. There is nothing in the format which is 127 units wide, long, thick, etc. It is only an index number which identifies the format.127 is a film size and not, in and of itself, a format.
I disagree. 127 is a format, i.e., a standard set of specifications which insure compatibility between film and camera. The film size, 46mm, is only one of the specifications. Others are the designation of 127 as roll film, the size of the spools, the location and spacing of frame numbers on the paper backing, etc. There is nothing in the format which is 127 units wide, long, thick, etc. It is only an index number which identifies the format.127 is a film size and not, in and of itself, a format.
My Bad, I meant 120 film.No. 110 is 16mm wide; 127 is 46mm wide.