I can see that Kodak sells 65mm perforated Vision3 film. You can buy it in Daylight or
Tungsten in a variety of ASA speeds. Cans come in 400ft and 1000ft lengths..You’ll have to buy it in bulk of course, but maybe you have a friend who is a cinematographer and has access to a few short ends.
Can that film be used in Magazine 70? Assume that loading the film into cartridges can be done or if one had the 100-200 version of the Magazine 70 that uses spools that can be loaded in the dark. My question is only about the width of the 65mm film which is somewhat wider than the backing paper of 120 film (62mm) - can Magazine 70 handle that width?
If Magazine 70 can handle the width of 65mm film then it’s worth getting. Otherwise I’ll think of how to slice the film down to fit into regular 120 spools and use them in Magazine 12 / A12 / A24.
