Loading 120 Film onto a Paterson Reel the Easy Way
I'm taking advantage of an accidentally ruined roll of film to show how to load a Paterson reel with 120 film. It's not as easy as loading 35mm, but it can be made easier by some simple preparation. This is part 2...here's part 1: • What's inside a roll of 120 film?
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