How to Load 120mm Film (Using Mamiya M645)

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to everyone
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Matt here again and today we're gonna be
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doing a quick rundown on how to load 120
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millimeter film into the my I'm 645
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let's get started go ahead and take a
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look around the camera just so you
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become more familiar with it before you
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go out and shoot begin by pressing down
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on the memo clip and push the back cover
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latch in the direction of the arrow so
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that the back cover releases after
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everything is opened up press the clips
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on the sides of the 120 on the release
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latch and pull the cartridge out of your
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camera after you open it up make sure to
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look around the film cartridge and
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spools and also get to know the inside
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of your camera just to learn everything
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and become more familiar with it here
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you can see what the film cartridge
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actually looks like and you can also see
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the spools and all the clips and parts
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to it
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after you've gotten to know your film
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cartridge go ahead and grab a roll of
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film and get ready to load the camera
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okay so you're gonna need to start by
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placing the roll of the film into the
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top of the cartridge and make sure that
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the film is coming from underneath the
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roll and not the top and then it
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releases out at the bottom so it will go
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around the back
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once that's secured into the film spool
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stud then you're gonna need to make sure
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the clip is in tight so that the whole
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roll is secure and then after that begin
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feeding the film behind the cartridge
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after you've fed enough film through go
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ahead and push the film leader through
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the film take-up spool where there's a
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little slot and from there you're going
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to need to spin the wheel on the outside
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of the cartridge so that the film
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actually gets caught by the film take-up
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spool go ahead and keep spinning the
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wheel until the film cartridge shows the
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start line once you see the start line
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align it with the start indicator on the
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outside of the film take-up spool clip
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after the film line is aligned with the
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start indicator go ahead and place the
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film cartridge back into the camera by
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holding on the clips on the sides of the
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120 and then place it into the back of
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your camera until you hear an abrupt
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click and then go ahead and close the
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back of the camera by pushing the back
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cover latch in the direction of the
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arrow and press down on the memo clip
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until the back door clicks in shut hope
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you guys enjoyed this tutorial if
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there's anything I can elaborate on or
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if you have any specific questions feel
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free to leave me a comment and I'll get
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back to you as fast as I can

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