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| Baby Ikonta with Rollei RPX25 |
In my previous post I described how I
made a film slitter, to cut down 120 medium format film to the width of
127 format. This was partly to ensure I had some film to shoot on yesterday's
127 Day; I cut down and shot one roll of
Ilford Delta 3200,
Rollei RPX25 and Fomapan 400 apiece. As the length of 120 film exceeds that of 127, I used the end of each length of film for a second roll, which was long enough for 3-4 frames with the
Baby Ikonta, which shoots 16 3x4cm frames on a normal 127 roll. All films were developed in Ilfotec LC29; as there are no listed times for RPX25 with Ilfotec LC29, I used a similar time and dilution as I had done for R09 One Shot, 1+150 for 15 minutes. The results were thin negatives, but with a good tonal range, reducing the film's inherent contrast.
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| Baby Ikonta with Ilford Delta 3200 |
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| Baby Ikonta with Rollei RPX25 |
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| Baby Ikonta with Fomapan 400 |
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| Baby Ikonta with Fomapan 400 |
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| Baby Ikonta with Ilford Delta 3200 |
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| Baby Ikonta with Ilford Delta 3200 |
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