Shooting 35mm film in my Mamiya 645 Super.

📸 In this video I shoot 35mm film in my medium format camera. What do you think of the pictures I got?

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[tmkauth]

For more shots, take the backing paper off of a used 120 roll and cut it at the tape residue line. You can now tape the film lead onto that paper and use it as a lead on the cartridge. Also find a 220 cartridge to use so the camera knows to take 30 exposures instead of 15. A 220 roll of film has 144 cm of film and a 35mm 36 exposure film is 165 cm long so there is a little wiggle room for the leader on the paper.

[negative_yuliya]

I bought Mamiya 645 m a week ago and I love it!! Results are so great!

[carlosvalfoto]

Hello! the video is fantastic. I have a question, how do you rewind 35mm film? I have looked for how to do it but I couldn't do it with my first attempt, can you help me or make a video of how you do the process. I am new at this. Greetings

[boerge]

There is also a 135 back for the camera and a corresponding focus screen. But with this combination you only have 24x36mm images

[bernhardueland]

Keep it up! :) I like the way you interact in the video. really nice watch late at night :)

[martevestl]

Great video! Look forward to more of this :D

[Pascal]

definitely nice pictures. keep the camera you don't need the rz

[darronpinnell]

Just turn the camera to portrait on your tripod that should give you landscape in 35mm .

[jeditstudios]

Bruh you are shooting Panoramic images vertically and cutting off the top and bottom, I don’t get why you are doing this, it’s stupid and pointless