Can I use this film in my Canon Rebel K2? Mostly use digital but I love film photography much more! Thanks so much!!
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Hello, I'm affraid you can use this film on your Rebel K2, this is a 35mm film camera and the film you are asking is a 120mm intended for medium format film photography, the negative size is 6x7 cm aprox. I bought these for my Mamiya RZ67. You can try the EKTAR 100 35mm, the Kodak TMax 100 or the Kodak Portra 400 alll of them available in 35mm at amazon. Hope it helps on your question.
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This film can be used in any camera that accepts 120 film (medium format). Your camera takes 35mm so you would need to order it in 35mm. If your shooting Ektar 100 make sure you move your asa dial/button to 100. I use THE DARKROOM in California to develop my film and convert it to digital.. Enjoy shooting with film!
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Well, the K2 is a film camera, right? But you couldn't use this version of Ektar - it's big rolls for medium format cameras. You'll need 35mm Ektar (also known as 135). Same film, different format. You'll need to be aware that it's slow - only 100 ISO, so you'll need daylight. Good luck!
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This is actually the 120mm size Ektar. You would need to buy the 35mm Ektar in it's place.
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Honestly, I don't know. I would contact the PRO's on this one. I haven't shot film camera in over 20 years. That was with a Pentax, before I went to digital.
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Thanks Janet, I kinda knew that, but was surprised that you would be using p&s.; I would love nothing more than to stick with a p&s;,but the shutter lag (for shooting puppies/dogs in motion)(low-key professionally) is KILLING me. Is it true, there is no p&s; with a truly shorter shutter lag?p.s. not to mention a big ol' black SLR scares heck outta puppies!
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yes spend the money. why buy a money for a primo camera and buy a cheap piece of #%#@. I made that mistake with my k5 and almost ruined it the 1st day I had it. when you hold them side by side you can tell the quality. do the research. nobody has any good to say about the cheapy!
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Will try to be brief this time, film is dead !! Digital is here, whether it be DSLR or NEX, you should get your value's worth in one of the Sony DSLR camera bodys............ if you have SLR lenses, I would go in that direction...............My guess in why nobody knows much about Sony, is that they have either Canons or Nikon cameras............ I doubt many old Minolta owners know of the Sony being acceptable to old Minolta lenses Good Luck !
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Well, I don't have the Tamron but the Kenko is really good. I actually picked it over the canon 2x TC. I have the canon 1.4 X and they go great together and the Kenko retains AF wich the canon does not. You can't go wrong with the Kenko. Hope this could help somehow. Good shooting and keep making art.
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This particular size cannot. This is 120 film, which is intended for medium format cameras. Search for the Kodak Ektar in 35mm, and it'll work just fine.
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don't know about luvvin' that digital (oh for the days when we laboriously loaded film, our two choices Fuji or Kodak, into our beloved and fabulous Nikons! -- with 6 sizes of lenses! and actually understood the camera! -- talking 70s here) but that's a great idea about asking for "best p&s; for motion shots". That's what I need all right. Or best dSLR for motion shots. It's really that simple, isn't it. That's why after 6 months I still don't have the slightest inkling of an answer.Serious thanks janet!
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I believe the Pentax K-r has a standard hot shoe, so it should work. However, it is a manual flash so you will need to have a clue on how to balance the natural light with the flash and thus correctly set the shutter speed along with the aperture.
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I believe it is not film size is different, also camera is different, there's also different film sizes. Only vertical works with camera ; horizontal will not work as I have ordered it before. Also, how did u get 2 this page? I've tried to ask ?? But have been unsuccessful please send me link on how to ask ?? Thank much!!!
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I know it will probably work with the K50 since it is the upgrade for my K30. I would suggest you Google pentax.com with this question. I have a feeling it probably will work but I don't want to lead you astray!
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Thanks for the good info. I had a Canon Rebel that I returned because of picture quality with the standard kit lens. I have been trying to decide between the Nikon D90 & the Pentax K20D. I am going to go with the K20D and start with the 18-250 and see how far I go. So I am off to shop now. Again... Thanks a lot.
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yes, one of the real joys of Pentax. I have Pentax, Sigma and Tamron lenses I have used on Pentax cameras over the years and have had no problem upgrading/switching. Presently on a trip to Yellowstone and Glacier Parks to hopefully capture some of their fall colors and this will be my first serious outing with the new K5II....looking forward to it. Anyway, I highly recommend Pentax......
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Hey Max,According to one review on amazon it does work in a Pentax k-500. Go On The Amazon Reviews Page For This Product... Then look over to the right and you will see a small "Costumer Review Search" Bar . Then type in your K500 and It Will find any review for the battery holder that includes the words K500. This box is A Great tool for any question you may have by just typing in a phrase for any thing once you get on the reviews page for a particular item. Hope this helps :-)... Tim
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I don't have a k-r camera but I would think the 50-200 F4-5.6 would fit. Suggest you log onto pentaxforums.com You will definitely find the answer there. By the way I love this 50-200 lens on my Pentax K100D. It is a very fine lens and I even shoot flowers fairly close up with splendid resolution. And it is an excellent bargain for the price. It is made with ED glass and I get consistently good shots with it. Certainly a better lens than the 18-55 which I also own. Good luck, my friend. I think when my old K100d stops working I will definitely buy either a kx or kr Pentax camera. I don't have a k-r camera but I would think the 50-200 F4-5.6 would fit. Suggest you log onto pentaxforums.com You will definitely find the answer there. By the way I love this 50-200 lens on my Pentax K100D. It is a very fine lens and I even shoot flowers fairly close up with splendid resolution. And it is an excellent bargain for the price. It is made with ED glass and I get consistently good shots with it. Certainly a better lens than the 18-55 which I also own. Good luck, my friend. I think when my old K100d stops working I will definitely buy either a kx or kr Pentax camera.
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Hi Harry - I have a Pentax K2000 and a K5, but I use it on the K2000, I think it should be compatible with any pentax. Hope this helps!
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I really love the camera. I collect polaroids and it's one of my favorites. But unfortunately Polaroid discontinued the film in like 2008. They use to sell film that would take 10 pictures in a pack and now you have to buy it through the Impossible Project and they only produce film that is 23$ a pack and takes 8 pictures so your counter on the camera will always be two off. Just really think about what pictures you want to take with it and I suggest color film because it's so pretty.