Medium Format slide duplicator

[Cybertrash]

Were there ever any MF Slide duplicators/slide copiers available? 35mm seems to have been very commonplace but for MF I haven't found anything that isn't the newly made one by Pentax.

 

[Fixcinater]

I've seen a Mamiya 645 holder, it wasn't one of the all-in-one so you had to set up a macro lens or extension tubes behind it.

 

[darkroommike]

You can remove the 35mm bellows on many slide duplicators and swap in a medium format rig. My Beseler for example.

 

[Andrew K]

I recall Hasselblad had one.

 

[RichardJack]

Someone must of had one, most likely Rollei or Hasselblad. Using a good film scanner with scanning software will yield better results than a slide copier. There might be one or two professional labs that will make a dupe if you look hard enough.

 

[AgX]

Seen the replies, there are some ambigiuities in this thread:

-) There are stand-copiers with built-in light source and body/lens attachments with opal glass . I assume you refer to the latter.

-) These are available to take 5x5cm (35mm) slides. The question is, do they also take 7x7cm (MF) slides.

 

[Cybertrash]

Seen the replies, there are some ambigiuities in this thread:

-) There are stand-copiers with built-in light source and body/lens attachments with opal glass . I assume you refer to the latter.

-) These are available to take 5x5cm (35mm) slides. The question is, do they also take 7x7cm (MF) slides.

Your assumptions are correct, that is indeed the question

 

[etn]

Yes indeed, Hasselblad had one. It mounts on the 135mm lens.
If you want to know how it looks like, let me know and I will post some pictures when I am back home in a few days.