New Thread about Film (Now With Proper Punctuation.)

[iPhoto17]

Since I have had complaints about my punctuation you will be glad to know that I will be more fluent with that. Here's my question anyway.

I have an old Kodak Vigilante Six-16. I know they don't make six-16 film anymore and was wondering if there was a modified film and anyone who would be able to possibly process this film.

 

[tirediron]

This camera uses 120 roll film available on-line or at any large camera store; you will get, IRRC, about 8 frames per roll. Manual: Kodak Vigilants Six-20 and Six-16

 

[iPhoto17]

This camera uses 120 roll film available on-line or at any large camera store; you will get, IRRC, about 8 frames per roll. Manual: Kodak Vigilants Six-20 and Six-16

Amazon.com: Kodak Professional T-Max 400 - Black & white print film - 120 (6 cm) - ISO 400 - 5 rolls: Camera & Photo

is this it?

 

[ann]

Yes, and 120 film should be available at B&H as well.

 

[iPhoto17]

Yes, and 120 film should be available at B&H as well.

does it have to be modified to fit the camera or would it be able to just pop right in. and who would be able to develop this size film?

 

[Bitter Jeweler]

I found this on Google.com, amongst others.

A trusted name in photo processing for over 50 years - Dwayne's Photo

 

[Helen B]

Here is a link to a guide to using 120 in a 616 camera.

 

[iPhoto17]

I found this on Google.com, amongst others.

A trusted name in photo processing for over 50 years - Dwayne's Photo

awesome, hes cheap too