Yes, you can load 220 in the daylight.
There's no more risk than with 120.
The only real concern I would have with 220
and doing outdoor loading is the dust/dirt issue.
You can ruin (scratch) a whole roll with a
piece of dust on the pressure plate. With 120,
the paper backing is your protection.
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Subject: 220 Film Questions ...
I'm thinking of trying 220 film with my 645. It has the obvious advantage of
doubling the number of shots per roll. And it supposedly has a flater film
plain. But can 220 film be loaded safely in daylight? (Particularly if
loaded in the shade.)
Alexander Grigolia
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Collin Brendemuehl, KC8TKA
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Dr. Laura
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