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Old April 14th 05, 04:18 AM
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Back then this allows to shoot 35mm specific films on Hasselblad. Not
just one, but two different types (BW + color or slide + neg) in one
back.
Besides, the image would be 54mm wide, close to 24mm x 54mm panoramic
format.

Why would one want to do that? Well, this is a heavy question. Like
every possibility, it takes intellect to give it the purpose. A
comlpete answer might be found in the whole human's history.

 




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