[LargeFormat] Seeking info: B&J No 3a Rexo

[Les Newcomer]

Surfing the net is like walking through a haunted castle--nothing is in
the same place twice.
Somewhere in this ether I found a page that listed all of the
roll/cartidge sized and numbers and why the numbers (620 was supposed to
be 120 with 6 exposures, but they changed it at the last minute)

I checked my bookmarks, nothing must have dissaperated during the last
upgrade. don't have a clue who did it either.

Les


Don Wilkes wrote:
> 
> At 04:13 PM 3/13/01 -0800, Les Newcomer wrote:
> >I'll bet its 122.  I've got a 122 camera (HUGE kodak folder) and the
> >bellows look like their 3.5" wide.  Dick Haviland sells odd size film
> >Ijust can't remember the name of his website. Classic Film? or something
> 
> Do you mean http://www.filmforclassics.com/ ?  I've popped over there, and
> they do spool 122 (and 612), but there are no details on just what that is.
>  Searching on the internet is sort of entertaining, if frustrating, when
> you're looking for a number, like "122".  All kinds of weird and wonderful
> things float by...  But, I'll figure this out eventually, I guess :}
> 
> The folder Bob has *is* pretty huge, by folder standards.  I'm going to
> stuff some enlarging paper in it to test for light leaks and such.  Anyone
> out there have a vague starting point for exposure in sunlight?  I'll be
> using Ilford RC multigrade.
> 
> \donw
> 
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