Kathy--There is a 13 p. article called "Respooling 120 film onto 620 spools for use in older cameras" that I got off the web. Looks like it is from: http://www.inficad.com/~gstewart/respool.htm
Maybe you can use your oldie again after all! I have some of those and I want to use mine too. Lucky--found the article. Let me know if this is any good for you. Good Luck

Apology for my ignorance, but what is senso??

What wonderful pictures--and what a great idea!!!

Awesome! Back in the 70s, I had a blind friend in Boise who was a proffessor at Boise State. I was visiting in his office one day and a young friend of his came in. He introduce him to me and me to him and said "You must face her when you talk, she is Deaf" I said something to him and he just stared at me. Finally he said "You can't be Deaf..." I asked "Why" and he said "You're not mean enough!" Having lost her sight, I am not surprise that photography is a strong interest for that young lady!

OH BOY! Thanks! I will. Where in GA? I have a cousin and his family in Marietta. I had friends in Athens and I droove there to visit some years ago. It was a wonderful trip.

Thanks You! I DO feel welcome! you forgot terriffic!! Somehow I found this place and I thought maybe some Deaf here. Well, maybe not, but some SUPER HEARING here I see. I hope and think this will help me find my way back into photography! It's such a wonderful world....Your lake photo is super!

Well THANKS!! I never knew they are blind photographers!!!! that is amazing. I am Deaf, and there has always been tension between us, but also, there have always been interesting and positive blind people, too! I am trying to put "blind" and "photographer" into my mind!!!

Thanks! No. I do not try class or group. It's always a frustrating mistake, so I give that up! But you are right about communicating. If, or when, people want to, they find a way! That is why I have some hearing friends!!!

Well, if I said "all kind" it would sound pretty daft. I like people, but not while they posing. While they going about whatever they doing. And I love the outdoors. I am trying to figure out what I do! How is your daughter learning ASL? Is she an interpreter? Is she teaching? Are you all in Oregon?

Wonderful!!! I love the old black & whites also. Gotta go dig through some to share!

I was a "learning, practicing" Deaf photographer until 1990. I became a "stroke photographer" that year. With hard stuborn work, I got back vision, movement, but was left with tricky language--an aphasia--which affects English, ASL and anything else. What I am saying is that reading and learning reading and trying to learn camera knowledge to help me with my cameras, just dosen't work.
I want to know how you all are doing the wonderful things you do with your photography. The words and the language of it do not "compute" my mind any more. Follow and copy is my best shot. Apology for such a negative article. Frustration will do it every time!

These are all wonderful--from both photographers.