Polaroid Time Zero film in MF Polaroid back

[tom_may]

I would like to experiment with Polaroid Time Zero film emulsion

manipulation. I'd like to use my MF gear (Mamiya RZ67) and am

reluctant to spend the bucks on the daylab 120 - from what I hear the

lens and image quality isn't so great anyway. So: is it possible to

use Time Zero film packs in a Polaroid back(or better NPC back;again

the $) on my RZ? The film pack is the same size as the other pola

packs, right? so it should fit and focus? Exposure shouldn't be a

problem should it? Anybody out there doing this?

[russell_britt]

I think the Time Zero film is used in the cameras that have a motor to eject the prints.The medium forfat back that I have used are manual,you have to pull the print out. I dont think any body makes a back for the film you are talking about?

[robert_landrigan]

Well, the Time Zero(SX-70) film is more similar to the 600 series

intergral film packs that you see at wal-marts everywhere...so,

you're likely out of luck finding a film back that will work with

them. If you do find some method of getting it to work, the film

speed is around 150 ASA.

[terry_dent1]

Years ago, 8-10, I had an SX-70 back that fit my Mamiya RB. It had a button on it that started a motor that ejected the print so they are out there. I think you can fit an RB back on an RZ can't you? Good luck finding one though. It was the only one I have ever seen.

[wayne_crider4]

Did you ever find a SX70 back?