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Subject: Re: Anyone heard of 70mm still photograp
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Date: Sun, 6-Oct-85 20:13:00 EDT
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Professionals use 70mm roll film when they want to shoot lots of
pictures with medium format cameras.  A 70mm back for a Hasselblad
or similar camera will hold a lot more exposures than a 120 or
220 roll.  I believe that 70mm backs are also available for larger
format cameras.  I think that one can get a thousand exposures or
more on a 70mm roll for instrumentation purposes!

		-- Richard Schooler
		Intermetrics, Inc.
		{ihnp4,ima}!inmet!schooler