35mm to 120 panorama adapter + mask frame tested with Pentax 67

Discover our film adapter 35mm to 120 – the perfect solution to use your 35mm film cartridges in your Pentax 67! Almost like a Hasselblad X-Pan, but for a fraction of the price!

Scope of delivery:

2x spacer + empty spool
1 x Mask frame 35mm without perforation
1 x Mask frame 35mm with perforation

All advantages at a glance:

- Easy handling: The film adapter allows for a simple switch between different film formats. This way, you can photograph more flexibly and use the appropriate films as needed.
- Versatile compatibility: This adapter fits a variety of 120 medium format cameras, including models from Hasselblad, Rolleiflex, and Mamiya. No matter which model you have - you are on the safe side! 
- High-quality craftsmanship - lasts a lifetime.

Try the Adapter 35mm 120 film and expand your photographic possibilities! You will be amazed at how much creative freedom this adapter offers you.

Compatible with your Pentax 67, the adapter itself is compatible with all medium format cameras such as: 

- Hasselblad 500, 503CW & 2000
- Zeiss Ikon Ercona, Ikonta and Nettar
- Zenza Bronica ETRS & SQ
- Rolleiflex 3.5 & 2.8, 6000, SL66, 6006
- Pentax 67
- Mamiya C330, 645, RB67 and RZ67
- Fujica G690 & GW690
- & more

Usage instructions:

1. Plan layout: Since 35mm film curves more than 120 film, you should expect that the sharpness decreases towards the edges (at the perforation). This problem occurs mainly when using the adapter with 6x9 cameras. Cameras with removable film magazines, such as Hasselblad, Zenza Bronica, Mamiya RB, are less problematic. and 645 Pro, Rolleiflex SL66 etc.

2. Transport control: Since 135 film has no markings, it is not known how far to turn the film transport to avoid double exposures. One way to deal with this problem is to load the film and make two marks on the left and right edges of the exposed area. Then mark the position of the film transport and turn it until the right mark is at the left edge (reversed accordingly depending on the transport direction). 

3. Removal: If you do not want to remove the films in the darkroom (or in the changing bag), we recommend using a second 135 empty spool and securing the film there with tape. For this purpose, empty cartridges from companies like AP can also be used well.