pmsc70d wrote:
I haven't looked at the negatives for my wedding photos before. Hey, we had the album, right? But I have been scanning in old negatives and came to these. I'm using an Epson V600. It is extremely finicky, but I can usually make it work. But not on these negatives. When I took a second look, I realized that there are three odd things about the film. It has sprockets on only one edge, there are dark lines instead of transparent lines between frames, and although the film itself is 35mm, the pictures are smaller than usual 35mm pictures on negatives, almost square. They were taken by a professional photographer. Has anyone seen this kind of film before? This is from (ahem) 45 years ago.
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As others have rightly said, this is 126 film from a Kodak cartridge used in Instamatic cameras. It would not be used by a pro. photographer, these cameras were bottom end of the market designed for point and shoot photographers whose camera was probably only used for holidays and at Christmas.