Roll film holder for 4X5 camers

[John Irvine]

I have a Calumet Roll Holder Model C2 to use 120 roll film in a 4X5 camera. I do not have instructions how to load the film. I used to use one with a Graflex 4X5 for the high school annual back in the previous century. I don't remember the details of loading it. Any help out there?

 

[PhotoJim]

I've never used this back, but if you have some backing paper from a processed roll, you can experiment with it easily enough without causing any damage. I keep backing paper around just for this reason. If you don't process your own B&W to get backing paper, a pro lab will probably happily give you a few to play with.

I managed to figure out how to load my own back this way easily enough. It wasn't too bad.

 

[jonw]

I have a Calumet Roll Holder Model C2 to use 120 roll film in a 4X5 camera. I do not have instructions how to load the film. I used to use one with a Graflex 4X5 for the high school annual back in the previous century. I don't remember the details of loading it. Any help out there?

Send me a pm and I will scan the instructions for the Calumet Model C-2 and email it to you.

Jon

 

[largeformat pat]

Hi,
I can scan and send if you wish as well

 

[John Irvine]

Calumet C-2

Send me a pm and I will scan the instructions for the Calumet Model C-2 and email it to you.

Jon

Thanks. I"d appreciate it.

John

 

[John Irvine]

Calumet C-2 Film Holder

Hi,
I can scan and send if you wish as well

Thanks. Does it turn backwards below the equator?

John

 

[palewin]

This has come up before! Here's the link you need:
http://www.southbristolviews.com/pics/Graphic/manual-pdf/ins_c2n.pdf

 

[John Irvine]

Thanks Peter.

 

[largeformat pat]

Thanks. Does it turn backwards below the equator?

John

No John, However we have to wind the film on a differant way.