I have been referred to multiple different reacources all of which divulge in arguing whether or not this feat is possible but does anyone have a link to a visual representation of how to load 120 film in a a24 back?
120 film in a a24 back
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If you're talking Hasselblad A24 backs, just load it like any regular A12. It works fine.
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Mine always gets stuck
An A24 back is for 220 film. See that other Hasselblad back discussion on APUG, the same things apply.
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after a CLA mine works fine too... all my backs are A24. Cheaper and easy to find in good condition
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FWIW, I've accidently (and more than once!) used a 120 film in my Yashica 124G with the pressure plate and counter still set for 220 film, 24 exposures.
No problem, I just ran out of film when the counter reached 13. :confused:
No problem, I just ran out of film when the counter reached 13. :confused:
At the same place on a film?
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