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the accidental art of tied up broken safety glass
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Graflex Century Graphic
Graftar 103mm f4.7
ProS 6x7 120 Roll film back
Ilford Delta 400
Developed in Caffenol-C-L semi-stand
Epson V500
Photoshop CS
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Voigtlander 667, Heliar 80mm f/3.5,
The camera is easy to carry along but difficult to get the focus right, may be it's my eye sight.
Apart from the viewfinder mask, the only modification to the camera involved fitting two rails on either side of the film gate to provide support for 120 film. They were made from black plastic angle machined to fit and lie flush with the original guides, and are glued in place with two-part epoxy. This modification is vital to prevent the 120 film from being sucked or sagging into the un-supported void when the camera is opened. I know people do use 616's successfully without doing this, but it's taking a needless chances, I reckon.
This is my second of a continuing "one roll shoot" sessions. I find a model, and I shoot one roll of black and white film. No big productions, no crew, just get out and shoot. I've got 36-ish shots to get something good.
In this case, I decided to shoot medium format, and since the Mamiya 645AF only gives me 16 frames per roll of 120, I shot two rolls (32 frames). Which is close to what I'd have gotten with 35mm and one roll. Hey I make the rules, I can do whatever I want.
This is Ilford XP5.