How to Shoot 65mm and 70mm Film in your Hasselblad

Have you ever wished that you could choose how large or small each roll of film is? Or that you could develop whatever you’ve shot at any point, without finishing your roll? Would you like to get as many as 70 exposures per roll of film? Or shoot the same high-end film used for IMAX? It’s easy to do, and we show you how!

See our other video to learn how to load 65mm and 70mm cassettes:    • How to Load 65mm and 70mm Film Cassettes  

65mm and 70mm film ready to shoot in your Hasselblad is available at https://mercuryworks.store/collection...

You can get this film developed at https://m-alchemy.com/

The All-Perf wheel you need is here: https://mercuryworks.store/products/h...

The 65mm spools are available here: https://mercuryworks.store/products/6...

Backs ready to shoot all formats are available here: https://mercuryworks.store/products/h...

Chapters:
00:00 Film types and compatibility
07:39 All-Perf Upgrade
14:12 Loading the A70 back
29:08 Shooting
29:48 Mid-roll cutting
33:01 Advantages over 120