Showing posts with label Sprocket hole photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sprocket hole photography. Show all posts

Jan 1, 2016

Sprocket Hole Photography

Tri-x in d-76 1:1. Sprocket hole photography. 
I spooled some 35mm Tri-x onto some 120 reels and ran it through my Mamiya C330. It worked ok for sprocket hole photography, but I think next time I might cut some reel ends and attach them to the 35mm cartridges to run the film through a little straighter.
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