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Re: I Use Three Photographic Formats----

Posted by john c. on March 28, 2001 at 16:07:54:
...Hey,it sure is--the 6 X 7 format is the Mamiya Press
camera's main shooting format, and I have metal 'masks' which
fit over the film's pressure-plate area to
change the format to 6 X 6, OR 6 X 4.5---neat, huh???
I can't change formats in mid-roll, but
my one 1960's Mamiya Press can allow me to
shoot in THREE different-size negs(or slides)...the only drawback is the camera weighs THREE lbs!! oof.--but it
gives me some great landscapes...