What format is this carrier for?

[Mike Té]

This Omega D2 carrier was marked "127", but that is incorrect.
However, I can't for the life of me find out what it's for.
Any ideas, anyone?

A 127 film strip is too wide, doesn't fit between the pegs.
The image space is 1 1/8" x 1 1/8" (2.8 x 2.8mm).
The spacing between the pegs is 1 7/16" lengthwise and 15/16" wide.
35mm film fits between the pegs, but one side (only) of the image space includes rebate with perforations.
126 is slightly smaller, at 0.9" square (23mm).

Thanks!
Michael T.

 

[BrianShaw]

126 Instamatic

 

[Kino]

Half frame 35mm?

 

[Ian Grant]

126?

Yes 126 or 828, Essentially 126 cameras replaced 828 cameras using the same size roll film in the easy load 126 cassette.

Ian

 

[Mike Té]

I have what I thought was a 126 carrier....
0.9" square (23mm), distance btwn the pegs 1 7/16" square (34mm).

 

[BrianShaw]

This may not be a complete list or carriers, but I don't recall ever seeing an 828 carrier.

http://www.khbphotografix.com/omega/Enlargers/D2.htm

 

[Kino]

On second look, I'd agree with 126; it has the offset for the perforations on one side of the aperture.

 

[Bill Burk]

Agree with Kino. Looks like the square Kodak Instamatic format.

You could use it to print Galen Rowell's vintage negatives because he started out shooting Instamatic.