Brian Harris
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** NOTE: Although the camera itself is classic, the film is probably the key aspect of my question. That's why I posted it here. **
I found an old camera in the basement and it seems to work. It's a folding roll film camera. I've loaded it with Kodak's Porta 120 (some dremel work on the spool was necessary to make it fit).
The Camera:
http://www.zianet.com/connealy/vintagecameras/vigilant/index.html
Here's what I'm wondering. I have all the old exposure guides and tables for the kodachrome and kodacolor film. But I suspect Porta exposes differently.
Could I get exposure by using my D70's light meter? I couldn't dial in ISO120 though... but I could use ISO200 and then take it down a stop? This seems flawed: a digital camera light meter for new color film used in a 60 year-old camera. Too many variables.
I don't have a clue what to do. But I'm excited to shoot with this camera.
Cheers,
Brian
I found an old camera in the basement and it seems to work. It's a folding roll film camera. I've loaded it with Kodak's Porta 120 (some dremel work on the spool was necessary to make it fit).
The Camera:
http://www.zianet.com/connealy/vintagecameras/vigilant/index.html
Here's what I'm wondering. I have all the old exposure guides and tables for the kodachrome and kodacolor film. But I suspect Porta exposes differently.
Could I get exposure by using my D70's light meter? I couldn't dial in ISO120 though... but I could use ISO200 and then take it down a stop? This seems flawed: a digital camera light meter for new color film used in a 60 year-old camera. Too many variables.
I don't have a clue what to do. But I'm excited to shoot with this camera.
Cheers,
Brian