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alex from holland
2-Sep-2008, 22:42
Hi All,

I am looking for a "polaroid"film for wich fits in my Polaroid 545 sheet holder.
I want to use it for my pinhole project. Does anyone knows if these sheets wil fit ??
or do i need a special holder for these fuji films ?

thanks for your help

alex (from Holland)

vinny
2-Sep-2008, 22:49
No! You need a 4x5 pack film holder but good luck finding one, they're on backorder everywhere.

Gene McCluney
3-Sep-2008, 07:54
Hi All,

I am looking for a "polaroid"film for wich fits in my Polaroid 545 sheet holder.
I want to use it for my pinhole project. Does anyone knows if these sheets wil fit ??
or do i need a special holder for these fuji films ?

thanks for your help

alex (from Holland)

There is NO instant film currently made that will fit your holder, however you could use some quickload packets of film (from Fuji) for non-instant negatives.

All the 4x5 format Instant films currently made (by Fuji) are in 10 exposure "pack" form and require the Pack film holder from Fuji or a used Polaroid Pack film holder.

shmoo
3-Sep-2008, 10:18
All the 4x5 format Instant films currently made (by Fuji) are in 10 exposure "pack" form and require the Pack film holder from Fuji or a used Polaroid Pack film holder.

Which model of Polaroid pack film holder? Didn't they have a couple of them? Just wondering 'cuz I have one packed away somewhere... thx

Gordon Moat
3-Sep-2008, 11:42
Polaroid 550

alex from holland
3-Sep-2008, 23:10
Thanks all for the help.

so that won't fit. Then i wil lhave to search for pola for the time being. Pitty they have stopped making it !!

I also found a 405 holder for the smaller, and MUCH more cheaper films. Can i use this holder also for the fuji packs ??

Thanks

Alex

Jiri Vasina
3-Sep-2008, 23:27
In the Polaroid 405 holder, you can use the smaller 3 1/4x4 1/4 Fuji packs. They produce image roughly 72x92mm. They are labeled as Fuji FP-100c (color one), Fuji FP-100b (black&white), FP-400b (BW, available in Japan only, or through MegaPearls), FP-3000b (this is ISO 3000 speed bw film).

I've just recently acquired the Fuji PA-145 holder and have shot first 18 pictures, and it's wonderful. My brother is using the Polaroid 405 holder and is similarly happy (after some initial difficulties).

Will Thompson
4-Sep-2008, 00:32
Alex, What type of Polaroid 4x5 sheet film are you looking to shoot in your 545 holder. I might have some.

alex from holland
4-Sep-2008, 02:31
Alex, What type of Polaroid 4x5 sheet film are you looking to shoot in your 545 holder. I might have some.


Hi Will,

Thank you
at the moment i have started with 59, but similar easy film would also help. Even B&W
a few days ago ui sed film which was from 2004. i gave a interesing result !!
I use it in a zero image 4 x5 camera

remember : i live in the netherlands !

alex from holland
4-Sep-2008, 02:32
In the Polaroid 405 holder, you can use the smaller 3 1/4x4 1/4 Fuji packs. They produce image roughly 72x92mm. They are labeled as Fuji FP-100c (color one), Fuji FP-100b (black&white), FP-400b (BW, available in Japan only, or through MegaPearls), FP-3000b (this is ISO 3000 speed bw film).

I've just recently acquired the Fuji PA-145 holder and have shot first 18 pictures, and it's wonderful. My brother is using the Polaroid 405 holder and is similarly happy (after some initial difficulties).

Thanks Jiri for your help.

What initial difficulties can i exprect ?/

alex

Jiri Vasina
4-Sep-2008, 02:47
Alex, have a look at this thread (http://www.largeformatphotography.info/forum/showthread.php?t=40111), in short, we found out that he was pulling the white tab through the wrong opening.

alex from holland
4-Sep-2008, 02:48
Will, here's a sample :

This happens when using old film ( which i like very much !!)
I don't know if it's allowed to post such big sample's over here ?

http://upload.pbase.com/image/102648942/original.jpg

this one was made with the zero image 4x5 inch polaroid at 50 mm

http://upload.pbase.com/image/102649151/original.jpg

This one with a filmback on the zero image with film from 2000 at 25 mm ( i love that wide-angle look)

Nothing special, these were just testshots

alex

alex

alex from holland
4-Sep-2008, 02:51
Alex, have a look at this thread (http://www.largeformatphotography.info/forum/showthread.php?t=40111), in short, we found out that he was pulling the white tab through the wrong opening.

hello Jiri,

i will remember that.
I will try to get some smaller film overhere

Hope to post some "decent" samples in the coming days

alex