A Very 120 Wheel of Film
Folks, we have way too much 120 film sitting in our fridge. In the course of running a youtube channel, we go through a lot of 35mm, so we're giving the 120 format some love! What will we spin? Let's find out!
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I just watched your latest video on YouTube about behind the scenes. I truly enjoy the videos and as always they had me in stitches! I shoot multiple formats from 35mm all the way up to Ultra Large Format with a Folmer&Schwing 12×20 camera. I dont’t do instagram or any social media but I prefer to comment on here instead and I hope that is ok? I never see any large format love so do you think you all might give it a try? I know you do not process large format film but it would be a great addition to the RFL? Hope all is well and I agree that point and shoot medium format is not really the ideal way to shoot the film, I prefer my Pentax 67II for medium format! The one thing that is needed for most photographers toolbox besides a great tripod is to slow down and take your time. Life is precious and photography is not going anywhere anytime soon! Enjoy your life and enjoy your photography! Thats why I love large and ultra large format photography! It makes you slow down and truly see your subject! My favorite film are Agfa APX in 35mm up to 8×10, even though its no longer made in large format! I still have some in 120 25iso and 100iso, plus a few in 13×18cm aka as 5×7 and a few boxes of 8×10 100iso! Agfa is still available in 35mm and 120 sometimes reasonably priced some not! Well any questions comments let me know! P.S. It be nice if you were open on a Saturday so when I’m in town I can come buy some film.
Thanks Ted
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