how many exposures usually come with 120mm film?

Question

i plan on using a holga camera

Answer 1

With 120 film you get 12 2-1/4 x 2-1/4 square photos.

With 220 film you get 24 but the camera has to be able to use 220 film.

Answer 2

It depends on the format the camera designed for. 2-1/4 x 2-1/4 yields 10 exposures. My 2-1/4 x 2-3/4 (ideal 8 x 10 or 16 x 20 print) yields 10 exposures.

Answer 3

Well, multiple people seem to have answered this question thoroughly, but i shall add to it anyway.

the number of frames you get from 120 film really varies on the type of camera, if you are using a holga (which is what i mainly shoot 120 with) then it really breaks down to if you are using a square or rectangular format. square format gives you 12 exposures, rectangular gives you 16. beyond that, it just depends on what type of medium format camera you use.

Answer 4

645- 15 or 16 shots(depending on the camera)
6x6- 12 shots
6x7-10 shots
6x9-8 shots
6x12-6 shots
6x17-4 shots
6x24-3 shots

Or, if you wish to approach it more mathematically, a roll of 120 film is aproximately 32 linear inches of film, or about 82 cm. Thus, a good rule of thumb is to add 1 cm to the width of each frame(to allow for frame spacing) and then divide 82 by this number.

Answer 5

12 or 16

Answer 6

First, that is a hundred and twenty, no longer 120mm. 2nd practically any lab will improve a hundred and twenty shade neg action picture. a similar machines that technique 35mm can all technique a hundred and twenty action picture. whether that is black and white or slide action picture, maximum drugstore labs will ought to deliver it out. you're possibly extra beneficial taking it to a expert lab, yet you are able to relatively carry it to someplace like Walgreens or aim to have them improve it.