A dedicated booklet for recording all of the pertinent data when working with film, this Analogbook Medium Format Notebook is a sleek means for noting and organizing exposure and shooting information. Created for photographers working with medium format 120 roll film, this customized 64-page notebook contains 15 rolls worth of templates for jotting shooting data frame-by-frame and roll-by-roll. In addition to the templated pages, the notebook also includes several pages of blank paper for making additional notes, drawings, or diagrams, and the interior covers are lined with useful photographic tips, charts, and tables for easy reference.

The notebook's 3.8 x 5.5" dimensions make it a convenient size for carrying in your pocket or camera bag, or storing in 4 x 5" film archival sleeves for safe storage. Each booklet is printed using vegetable-based inks on 100% recycled paper, and the back cover serves double-duty as an 18% reflectance gray card for exposure metering.

Neatly Record Exposure & Shooting Info    For Medium Format Film Photographers    Record Data for 15 Rolls of Film    Customized Templates    64 Pages, 3.8 x 5.5"    Blank Pages for Additional Notes    Photo Tips and Charts on Inside Covers    18% Reflectance Gray Back Cover    100% Recycled Paper Stock    Printed Using Vegetable-Based Inks

Dedicated notebook for recording exposure information, as well as camera, lens, weather, and other data, to aid during the processing of the film or for learning and refining one's process.

This notebook is specifically designed for medium format 120 roll film photographers, and contains enough templates to record data for 15 rolls of film.

Each templated page has been customized to suit the format and to allow you to accurately record your photographic process frame-by-frame.

The interior covers include helpful photographic tips, charts, and tables for reference, with room for you to add your own personal hints or reminders.

The notebook measures 3.8 x 5.5", making it well-suited for carrying in a pocket or bag while shooting and for storing in standard-sized 4 x 5" film sleeves once filled up.

The back cover doubles as an 18% reflectance gray card to aid in accurate exposure metering.

Beyond the templated pages, several blank pages are also included for additional notes, diagrams, or drawings.

Using a sustainable printing process, the notebook is printed using vegetable-based inks on 100% recycled paper.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the camera come with an instruction manual?

A: It does not include a full manual.

Q: 2. Is this a true full negative image or cropped with a mask to look panoramic ?

A: Holga 120 Pan Panoramic Medium Format Camera uses 120 film and there is no separation between frames so the mask will create the separation. Since the mask is 6x12 it will create a very panoramic photo.

Q: 3. Because of the glass lens, do the images made with this camera look significantly different from the 120N with the plastic lens?

A: Yes. The glass lens in the Holga 120GCFN Medium Format Film Camera does improve the image quality slightly versus the lower cost plastic lens 120N camera.

Q: 4. What is so special about the rubberized version?

A: The rubberized black version is simply cosmetic; this will operate the same as any Holga camera.

Q: 5. What type of battery does it contain?

A: No batteries needed. Its a manual camera.

Q: 6. What is the default frame size? 6 x 4.5cm? I lost the insert and don't remember what the size is without the insert.

A: It Includes 6 x 4.5cm and 6 x 6cm Masks

Q: 7. Will any flash work on this camera (Vintage/Modern)? I want to use modern speedlites on this camera, will it work?

A: Yes Holga 120 Pan Panoramic Medium Format Camera is compatible with modern speedlites in manual exposure mode only.

Q: 8. Is there a pinhole option?

A: No.

Q: 9. But is there really a different aperture for the cloudy and sunny setting? for years they have had this switch, but there was no stop-down when you flipped the switch, no matter what the instruction manual said or what the specs claimed. If this version changed that, it would be great to know for sure! I'd order one right now if that was confirmed. Thanks!

A: Yes the lens stops down from f8 (cloudy) to f11 sunny.

Q: 10. How many entries per roll does this book have? I have ordered these two separate times, and one set of books has 14/15 entries per roll, and the other set has 8 entries per roll. I'm shooing 120 film on an RB67, so 8 per roll is too few unless I'm shooting 6x8, and 14/15 is too many but at least it covers 10 shots in 6x7.

A: The following page notebook contains 15 rolls worth of templates.