In theory, the 135N (normal 35mm frame) backs can be modded to 135W as well.
I'd be curious to see how that is done. I have a 135N back for my ETRSi, but I hardly use it. I'm guessing you'd have to cut out the frame on the back to allow light to create a wider image, but you'd also have to either change the internal gearing to advance further, or after every shot, cap the lens and take a second shot to get it to advance a second time...
As I recall, you move one of the rollers, and file down the film gate (there is a 3D printed design on Thingiverse which is meant to be professionally printed in metal, as an alternative). You're right about the film advance-- Unless you swap out the gear, you'll have to advance an extra frame after each shot.
Thanks! I never use my 135N (it came in a bundle), but I have the screen with lines for it and the W, so I may actually try that. I'll need to figure where to source those tiny closed bearings, but that looks to be the hardest part.
Has it been sold yet and if not has the store reduced the price? If sold, do you know what it sold for?Went into the store toady and wow, they are serious about that price. I guess if you don't buy a ticket can't win the lottery.
Has it been sold yet
It doesn't do anything specia
It has not sold. I don't think it will. But it would be interesting to be proven wrong. I told them in the store, that $20,000 would not be unrealistic. I have seen one off cameras go for similar.
It is even less special in the present time. There are people that create similar cameras with 3d printing.
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This price has to be wrong. On the positive side, it is on sale.
https://acephoto.net/cameras/pre-ow...oated-lens-f5-6-made-in-usa-only-50-was-made/
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