Using Fuji Instax Mini film in classic medium format cameras. This tutorial will show you how to do and and talk a bit about why you should give this a try.
Hi, I want to ask, is it possible to use instax film for my Polaroid back in Mamiya 645 Pro? Any alternative to the extinct and super expensive fuji peeling film?
Thanks for the video. But if you eject the film right after you put it in the Instax camera while it's still in the dark room, you won't need to have a towel to cover the lens to prevent the second exposure.
Depends on your Instax model. The Mini 8/9 (and I assume the new 11) automatically fire the flash each time, so you would get a double exposure. If you have a camera that can fire with the flash off then I would do exactly what you explain
I don't think I can try this hack, both of my medium film cameras only go down to f22 and the fastest shutter is 1/100. I've really been wanting to try this, maybe I can try a ND filter
That would be 2 stops below full sun, so you should be good on a cloudy day with no visible shadows. Or 1/100 @ f16 in some nice shade on a sunny down would work too.
@@mrbwa1 I'll give it a go, I'd love to do this a lot but the only instax I have available is my mom's and she doesn't want me to use up all of her film and you can only develop the film when the camera is empty, of course. Luckily right now she only has 2 frames left which she has allowed me to sacrifice 😉
@@brendonwilson1318 You can carefully slip the exposed sheet back into a film pack that's currently in the camera. the downside is of course that the framer counter resets so that would probably mess you mom up. Make sure you take a nice phone of her or something she likes to show how cool it is.
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Thank you for your explanation, your process is clean
Just did this with my 1939 Graflex. The 2x3 sheet film holders fit the instax film perfectly. It worked beautifully! 👍
Awesome!
Brilliant guide. Super clear instructions! Thank you
I'd go nuts doing this, but love the innovation!
exactly the right cam with 3 exposure times only
Excellent
Great video worked first time. Fairly tedious but makes a nice project
Thanks! It is a bit of a process for sure but i can be fun for portraits of people.
Excelente
Do you have any information for instax square or wide installation options?
Hi, I want to ask, is it possible to use instax film for my Polaroid back in Mamiya 645 Pro? Any alternative to the extinct and super expensive fuji peeling film?
I miss my Autocord.
I wonder if I could do this with my polaroid land camera m80 and an instax wide...what do you think?
If you have some already shot Instax wide film, test fit it. As long as it fits, it should work.
Thanks for the video. But if you eject the film right after you put it in the Instax camera while it's still in the dark room, you won't need to have a towel to cover the lens to prevent the second exposure.
Depends on your Instax model. The Mini 8/9 (and I assume the new 11) automatically fire the flash each time, so you would get a double exposure.
If you have a camera that can fire with the flash off then I would do exactly what you explain
Kiipix will work to be used if no instax camera available. Cheaper...
I don't think I can try this hack, both of my medium film cameras only go down to f22 and the fastest shutter is 1/100. I've really been wanting to try this, maybe I can try a ND filter
That would be 2 stops below full sun, so you should be good on a cloudy day with no visible shadows. Or 1/100 @ f16 in some nice shade on a sunny down would work too.
@@mrbwa1 I'll give it a go, I'd love to do this a lot but the only instax I have available is my mom's and she doesn't want me to use up all of her film and you can only develop the film when the camera is empty, of course. Luckily right now she only has 2 frames left which she has allowed me to sacrifice 😉
@@brendonwilson1318 You can carefully slip the exposed sheet back into a film pack that's currently in the camera. the downside is of course that the framer counter resets so that would probably mess you mom up.
Make sure you take a nice phone of her or something she likes to show how cool it is.
not fingers. rubberized gloves!
OK...Ok....can we all say "KEWL"....
repeating endless the same. no wonder you need 28min.
how about explaining it one step after the other and not back and forth sir! its really annoying.