Hi there;
Last night as I was going through YouTube, I came across this video, in which a Hasselblad 6
x6cm back was converted through the insertion of a mask, to give the same format of the Xpan.
Unlike a 35 mm back adaption, this make horizontal images, so putting the camera on its side is no involved, unless you Want a tall, narrow format.
The girl in the video is claiming many more exposures can be made on 120 this way, than the 12 on an A12 6x6cm, by a partial take-up of the film, by-way-of the back's winder.
Has anyone here tried this or similar?
I am curious as to the process of making a mask for an A24 back and the winding steps, etc.
Any discussion would be helpful, as well as links, etc.
Be Safe, Be Happy, and Godspeed to all.
Last night as I was going through YouTube, I came across this video, in which a Hasselblad 6
x6cm back was converted through the insertion of a mask, to give the same format of the Xpan.
Unlike a 35 mm back adaption, this make horizontal images, so putting the camera on its side is no involved, unless you Want a tall, narrow format.
The girl in the video is claiming many more exposures can be made on 120 this way, than the 12 on an A12 6x6cm, by a partial take-up of the film, by-way-of the back's winder.
Has anyone here tried this or similar?
I am curious as to the process of making a mask for an A24 back and the winding steps, etc.
Any discussion would be helpful, as well as links, etc.
Be Safe, Be Happy, and Godspeed to all.
