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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.พ. 2021
- In this video, I show you how to load Fuji Instax instant film into the Mamiya RB67's 120 film backs, as well as how to process the film once it's been exposed. As someone who has been shooting with the Mamiya RB67 for years, I've developed a technique that allows me to use this unique film format with this camera. I demonstrate how to load the film step by step, and provide tips on how to ensure that each frame is properly aligned. Once the film is exposed, I walk you through the process of removing the film from the camera and developing it using a specialized technique. This video is perfect for anyone looking to experiment with instant film on their Mamiya RB67 or other medium format cameras. You don't need fancy gear to shoot instant film in your Mamiya RB67!
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NO NO IT CANT BE. YOURE A GENIUS. THANK YOU
Of course! The more the community knows, the better. We've gotta share the love for film photography. That's how we'll keep it alive.
Very clever! I wish someone would make a compatible back somehow though. Instax would be such an amazing affordable option to be able to shoot polaroids again on the RB/RZ...
There's actually a bunch of compatible backs. Hard to find, but they exist. Zintax and Binstax and a bunch of converted instax square backs. I wish Fuji would make a manual camera for instax. That would be next level! If you know how to 3d print, you can normally mod one yourself pretty easy. But thats granted 3d printing is available.
Has a lot instax back for mamiya rb67 on ebay
Nice! Thanks for the tip. I do basically the same process with a Graflex Speed Graphic 2x3
I have one of these myself, but it's been modded to shoot 120 film. It was that way when I bought it, but I kind of wish it hadn't been. Still such a rad camera.
Thanks for putting this together and sharing. Gifted myself a Mamiya RZ 67 Pro ii and figured there had to be a way to shoot Instax film without spending another $400 for an Instax back. I’ve taken 6 test shots, nothing really exciting, but I’m getting the hang of it.
Big difference with the overall sharpness and quality of the images compared to the Instax camera. I have 3 film backs, so looking forward to doing multiple shots without having load each time.
Anyways, thanks for sharing. Also, dig your work.
So happy to help. It's so discouraging when 99% of film photography instagram is Mamiya 7II's and all the fancy attachments. The ability to do simple 'mods' and get more a less the same results with just a bit of elbow grease, makes me wish I was around for all the 2008 photrio days hahah.
My RB is what brought back my love for film. I spent years shooting film and saving for a digital camera, got a digital camera, and slowly started shooting less and less. Then I was gifted the RB and got back into film. Making the jump to MF was really fun, especially cause it was the first time I could get good scans at home. Started developing and scanning myself and the rest is history! Thank god for that camera.
Wow thanks man! Really needed this😅 love the detail
Of course man! Gotta keep it Tradih!
This is so sick!
OH! Thank you! This little trick has proven to be much fun for the last few years. Have you heard about the gentleman Han who's building the Binstax attachment?
@@mediamfilm yes I’ve requested a unit. Not having hope of getting it anytime soon though
@@pondyellow3286 Do you keep up with the updates page. For sure some snags, but SOON I hope. At least by summer??
Awesome Thanks!
Of course! I'm happy to help the community grow. If you end up shooting some instax, I'd love to see!
Daaaaamn! That’s a subscribe worth!
Hey, I really appreciate that! Thank you!
That’s insane
It's a bit of a process, but it's worth the effort.
@@mediamfilm yep if it saves us $400 why not
@@aleci.8855 Thank you! I don't know why more people aren't on this bargain game? Shooting film is one of the most expensive hobbies?! Every dollar saved, is another dollar for more film hahah!
Hmmmm.
Is it instax mini film?
Yes it is
Is the placement of the developed film back to instax camera necessary ? It's exposed, so why not to take it out from the dark bag directly to the daylight ?
It’s exposed but not developed. The thick border at the bottom of instax and polaroid contains the chemistry. The reason that Instant film ejects out of the camera the way it does is to develop it. There are two rollers that the film passes through the squeeze the chemistry across the film, like a pasta roller. That’s why it goes back into the instax camera, the get sent through the rollers, for processing.
@@mediamfilm Thank you 🙂