Why the fuck aren't you doubling your film by using a half frame camera?
>>3105414
are there any good ones?
doubling film is a comfy feel and you get a neg strip with almost 80 photos p good huh.
why not half it and shoot panoramic
Do they make 6x3.5 medium format cameras so you get the panoramic look but with more film?
>>3105428
theres always 35mm film adapters for 6x6 and 6x7 cameras.
>>3105416
Pen - F
>>3105414
36 isn't enough for you?
It is not like it is hard to change film rolls either.
A pen f comes with a 38mm lens. What is that lens with the crop factor?
>>3105428
>acquire holga
>make 6x3.5 mask
>profit
>extra: hack a good lens onto it
>>3105445
2x
half frame is literally half of a 135 frame
micro four thirds is digital version of half frame format
>>3105455
Half frame is bigger than micro 43
>>3105428
They make adapters, or you can make your own easily enough
>>3105416
Yashica samurai
Konica aa35
>>3105428
Bronica 645 had a falsie pano back. It took 35mm film but it didn't do anything you couldn't do by merely cropping a 645 frame into a pano shape
Yes lets make the negative even smaller! It's not like 35mm is useable anyway am I right guys?
>>3105496
Can you tell what format this was taken on, oh film expert?
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>>3105435
Just stuff some 135 in old 120 roll. (Myself tried it only once, but maybe its your thing.)
>>3105496
35mm is totally usable and outperforms most DSLRs made today.
That is unusable?
>>3105524
Not that anon, but I think I remember that picture being taken with some Minox subminiature on (DIY) 8x11mm Adox CMS 20. Really impressive stuff.
Adox CMS 20 isn't a very realistic use case though. Barely anyone is going to use an effective ISO 12 (or less) film on a regular basis unless they live on the sun AND they'd have to develop it themselves since I don't know any photo labs dev'ing with Adotech.
A look at a more mainstream slide film like Velvia 50 in half-frame format would be more useful I think.
>>3105547
have you seen some of the garbage scans people get? worse than a phone camera from 2008
400-500 dollar investment in scanning technology is a minimum for film if you're not letting your lab scan it for you
>>3105455
M43 is literally a quarter of a 135 frame, it's half frames, half frame, hence why it's all unusable trash.
Have a Canon Demi EE17 on it's way. :D
>>3105552
That film is hell, don't even try to use it on a handheld camera when in the shadow. tripod all the way. I used it on my Hasselblad, I develop it in pota with incredible results, adotech is a legalized robbery. I had sometimes to use it in really dark churches for some work, I was shooting at 1EV and that means 10 to 20 seconds of exposure time (reciprocity error included) to gain some depth of field. In bright days it's the best you can ask for, if you can handle your camera still at 1/15. Details details details.
Because film scanning benefits from a larger medium. Even the hi-fi option (Oly half-frame SLR?) is made low-fi by how much flatbeds etc. aren't where they fucking ought to be in this day and age.
35mm is already very small. So going even smaller sounds like madness. I only use 35mm film with a compact camera. For proper photographs I use medium and large format.
>>3105552
Here's his minox velvia 50.
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>>3105428
There's always the Hasselblad Xpan. About 20 - 21 shots out of a single roll of 35mm. It's negatives are 24x65 though
>>3105612
And it's completely useless.
>>3105414
I do, I have a Bronica ETRS
>>3105414
I am,
sold my m3 and now use pen-f
>>3105560
Bumping cause I got it. Can't wait to give it a test spin!
>>3109838
lookin smoking hot.
>>3109838
Is there another version of this that does full-frame? I love the way this looks, but don't know much about developing for that.
Pen-D, leaks a bit, superia 400
>>3109926
>Is there another version of this that does full-frame?
nope, that shape cant be found on any other canon camera. what you mean developing for that? its the same dev as with any 35mm roll.
>>3105414
cause im using full frame
fujica+hp5@800 iirc
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>>3105543
Neat
>>3105414
Tell me what half frame camera to buy
I shoot micro 4/3 and 645 (the half frame of mf) so I already am
>>3110216
Lol
>>3109950
>what you mean developing for that? its the same dev as with any 35mm roll.
I literally know nothing about photography, I assumed it might be different
>>3110323
its a 35mm roll, but the window on which light passes through is smaller by half to a normal 35mm camera, so you get smaller negatives, hence double the photos.
>>3110325
ah I see, interesting.
Is there a difference in quality, with it being smaller?
>>3110344
yeah, qualitatively they are different: bigger grain, cruder tonal gradations, less sharp, lenses are unable to do a pronounced wide angle (far it can go is a pseudo 35mm focal length).
>>3105414
I already am, It's called aps-c and it is digital so much better than film in every aspect.
i carry a Demi for my kick-around camera.
but in general, i like to make decent size enlargements, so usually just use the Demi for snap-shits.
every now and then i get something unexpectedly good.
pic related.
6x7 masterace
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>>3110602
Are you going to post any?
>>3110610
only demi pic i have digital :-(