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35mm vs 120 Film: What’s the Difference?

35mm and 120 film can use the same emulsions, but the size of the negative changes almost everything: detail, grain, cameras, frame count, cost, and even the way you shoot.

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35mm vs 120 Film: What’s the Difference?

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