Does your classic camera suffer from defunct-film-size syndrome? Not anymore

Article Abstract:

Film for Classics was established by Dick Haviland to make roll film available for vintage still cameras. He uses ISO 21 Professional Ortho Copy Film to produce the following film sizes: 101; 103; 116; 118; 122; 124; 130; 616; and 828. His address is P.O. Box 486, Honeoye Falls, NY, 14472.

Innovations, Equipment and supplies, Biography, Photographic equipment, Haviland, Dick

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Medium format works: why do photographers opt for 2 1/4 film when the going gets serious?

Article Abstract:

Many professional photographers use medium-format cameras because they provide convenience, flexibility, and high image quality. Medium-format cameras also produce sharper, more detailed enlargements. Several photographs taken by medium-format cameras are presented.

Usage, Cover Story, Portrayals, Photographs, Cameras (Photography)

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How to bulk load film

Article Abstract:

Loading 35mm film cartridges from bulk rolls saves money and provides access to special-purpose films. The process requires a bulk film loader and incidental supplies. Tips on bulk loading are presented.

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