abruzzi
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The screens are very expensive now. Do not want to ruin one.
Yeh, the Chinese one is ~$50 on ebay.
The screens are very expensive now. Do not want to ruin one.
We'll use 6x7 GS."But the bigger problem for the OP is that the ETRSi is a 6x4.5 camera that runs the film vertically from top to bottom. So running 35mm through a 120 or 220 back is not going to give you panorama, but rather portrait frame..."
So, shoot this camera on its side, after final focus?
So, shoot this camera on its side, after final focus?
We'll use 6x7 GS.
While that would work, it would get you to 42x24, whereas the 135W is 54x24, the Xpan gives you 65x24, and running it on a GS-1 will give you 69x24. So if the goal is panoramic, it depends on how pano you need it.
I'm sure if film flatness would be an issue. The film will have a lot of tension. Also the film plate will push the film on the flat surface.True enough, but just because the information is on a large piece of film, does no mean it should all be printed, no?
I would be more concerned with the flatness of the film plane than the length of image I was recording with the kit I already have.
It should develop right to the edge with metal spools and Patterson-type plastic spools. I sometimes use Kodak plastic strips (often called lasagna strips. You roll the film together with the strip, and wavy bits on the edge space the film away from the strip, but the areas where they touch leave undeveloped, unfixed dots along the edge. So I wouldn’t use those if you intent is to capture all the way to the edge of the film.
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