On Oct 2, 2006, at 8:34 PM, John Celio wrote: > How about if I took a small strip of the backing paper and taped it > into > place on the inside of the cartridge?
I somehow doubt it would work properly. Despite the clumsy, huge cartridge, the internals are pretty tightly controlled for tolerances. > I really wish I had a spare roll of > 110 film here that I could take apart so I could see everything we > (and the > various 110 websites) are talking about. I shot all my 110 film > months ago, > since it was all expired, but didn't think to keep the cartridges. > Once I > get a cartridge or two, I'll have to do some experimentation. Just buy a couple of rolls and sacrifice them. It's not like a roll of 110 film is all that expensive... :-) > I just need to get a film splitter. My carpentry skills are much > too rusty > to follow the various slitter design instructions I've found around > the web. You can buy a 100' roll of 16mm Kodak DoubleX Pan single perf (the equivalent of Plus X) for about $10. That's many rolls of 16mm still camera film and no slitting required. Figure out the right processing and exposure it for the ASA required... Godfrey -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
