My dad just found one for 30 euros and gave it to me. It looks like it never been used. I've seen that the 127 film are really expensive. Thanks for the video, really helpfull. Greetings from south of France
Hi, i tried this with my lomo lady grey and noticed that the film doesnt quite fit the original set up (male part of the camera) as tge film canister itself its thicker, is it also the issue with you?
i’m going to attempt this. and from what i’ve seen on other videos, you may just have to be mindful of what exposure ur on. 127 and 35 are both different formats anyways so ur probably not even going to get the full 24 or 36 exposures. But that’s just from what i’ve seen. haven’t tried it yet. i know this is a pretty late reply so i hope you’ve figured it out and if you have any tips that can help me out., I’d love to hear it!!!
My dad just found one for 30 euros and gave it to me. It looks like it never been used. I've seen that the 127 film are really expensive. Thanks for the video, really helpfull. Greetings from south of France
good piece thanks I'm about to resurrect my 44 and 635. just for fun. they both great machines . long live film
Thanks a bunch! I just ordered a Yashica 44A and I'm sure this information will come in handy.
genius, thank you
Does this mod work for any of the Yashica A or D TLR's?
Hi, i tried this with my lomo lady grey and noticed that the film doesnt quite fit the original set up (male part of the camera) as tge film canister itself its thicker, is it also the issue with you?
Thanks a lot!
Hello I have watch your conversion and I really like it but 35m film has a 24 to 36 frames what to do after the counter reach 12 frames?
i’m going to attempt this. and from what i’ve seen on other videos, you may just have to be mindful of what exposure ur on. 127 and 35 are both different formats anyways so ur probably not even going to get the full 24 or 36 exposures. But that’s just from what i’ve seen. haven’t tried it yet. i know this is a pretty late reply so i hope you’ve figured it out and if you have any tips that can help me out., I’d love to hear it!!!
@@christianmutapcic9981 let us know how it works out!
I have read that the 35mm film cannot be held completely flat causing inaccurate focussing. Is this true?
It can if you make a small plate to inside the picture area
Oh no! That is NOT how it shall be done to make sense.
The world is full of cheap 35mm cameras, why would anyone want to do this nonsense?