127 format film is reasonably rare these days, and fairly expensive. In this article, I outline my process (and examples) of respooling normal 35mm film
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35mm on 120 backing paper
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I have 3 rolls of bulk Kentmere 400 35mm film. I was thinking of splicing it into 400fy roll so I can put it in my old Arri. Can I splice unexposed
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