Bryant
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Today, my photography teacher helped me get my Brownie and Hawkeye up and running. It said to use 620 film, but it wouldn't be worth the troubles to buy special film and ship it to get developed. It said on the bottom to not use 120, can anyone tell me why, but the reel fit it well, and I can develop it with ease.
The spool wouldn't fit on the bottom area, so i put it in the top and reverse reeled and it spun correctly. Question though, around the 10th shot, I believe the film got off the rollover points that allow the film to cross the path where the shutter opens, hard to explain. It got really hard to turn, but it was able to be done. Is this the reason why 120 isnt supposed to be use, i have never heard of film sliding around like that.
Any info on why 120 isn't supposed to be used and why the film slid?
Thanks
The spool wouldn't fit on the bottom area, so i put it in the top and reverse reeled and it spun correctly. Question though, around the 10th shot, I believe the film got off the rollover points that allow the film to cross the path where the shutter opens, hard to explain. It got really hard to turn, but it was able to be done. Is this the reason why 120 isnt supposed to be use, i have never heard of film sliding around like that.
Any info on why 120 isn't supposed to be used and why the film slid?
Thanks