to:pinhole-discussion-admin@p at ???]On Behalf Of Mike Vande
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Sent: Sunday, July 01, 2001 12:08 PM
To: pinhole-discussion@p at ???
Subject: Re: [pinhole-discussion] Pinhole + Polaroid Back
The 405 film pack holder uses 4x5 pack film. This is
similar to the more familiar 2.75x3.75 pack film
The 405 film pack holder uses 4x5 pack film. This is
similar to the more familiar 2.75x3.75 pack film; i.e. you load
10 sheets at a time and can't change a pack until it's empty.
The back is also thicker, but probably no more so than a
Grafmatic back.
The 4x5 pack film IS available, but is harder
My Leonardo 4x5 accepts a Polaroid 545 back with no problem. The bonus
is that the 545 also works with Fuji QuickLoads so I can carry both
instead of loading my 4x5 holders when I feel lazy.
A Grafmatic back also works with the Leonardo.
Benno Jones
Christian Harkness wrote:
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> Hi,
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You want a 545 version film holder for using contemporary 4x5 sheet
films, check the Polaroid site (film data sheets at
http://instantphoto.polaroid.com/service/filmdatasheets/index.html). I
don't know whether a 545 will fit your camera; however, I've noticed
that many camera stores carry the new 5
Hi,
I have a 4x5-pinhole camera that accepts 4x5 film holders. What kind of
Polaroid back can I use with it? I assume the regular 4x5 Polaroid back will
work fine. However, what is the 405 Film Pack Back/Holder, and will it work?
Many thanks - for some reason Polaroid - for me - takes the cake wh
