The film holder attaches to the back of the film body. The film sheet size is typically 4 by 5 inches and encloses the film so that they are not prematurely exposed to the light. Some manufacturers produce larger sizes. A digital film back is a device that can be attached to the back of a film-type camera.
This device contains an electronic image sensor so that the camera can be used to take digital photos instead of using film. Some digital film backs will also contain an LCD screen so that you can use it as a viewfinder and view images that were taken. Skip to main content. Shop by Category. All Auction Buy It Now. View: Gallery View. Camera Size 4x5 in filter applied see all.
Brand Polaroid filter applied see all. Type Instant Film Backs see all. Compatible Brand For Horseman see all. Buying Format All Listings filter applied. Free shipping. Polaroid Land Film holder 4x5. Polaroid 4x5 back. It's possible just to handhold a 4x5 camera for street photography. And despite many film stocks' deaths by the second, you can still get some of the most popular films in 4x5 sheet film packs.
If you're into instant 4x5 film, however, now is a great time to jump into a Kickstarter project that promises to provide a "nearly new" Polaroid film back. Icanberry's experience is something to which I can attest: I have one of his Polaroid B conversions that lets me shoot 4x5 walking down the street.
And while it doesn't do anything to magically lessen the cost of each 4x5 sheet I expose, it's nothing short of fantastic. Through Kickstarter, Icanberry promises to provide a refreshed Polaroid back with a brand new face plate, dark slide, and light seals.
It even comes with a 2-year warranty. And since Polaroid isn't making these anymore, this is the best thing next to a brand new back that hasn't been opened in its entire lifetime. Good luck finding one of those.
Re: Polaroid back The back is designed to be used with cameras that have the international or graflok back, you need to open the sliders to remove the ground glass viewing frame, place the holder on the back, then close the slides, which will hold the edge of the holder, pull the dark slide, expose, then replace the dark slide and pull the paper tail, then the film frame..
Re: Polaroid back Slide the back under the ground glass with the darkslide first, even though it seems like a bassackwards way to do it. Wilhelm Sarasota. Re: Polaroid back You might be able to slide it under the ground glass, but I have owned many cameras it would not fit under the ground glass as it is thicker than a standard film holder.
Re: Polaroid back Possibly this too late for the questioner, but others might have the same problem. I just got a back for my norma. The fits the norma's spring back fine, but the verticals on the rear standard get in the way.
The only way I got it to fit and take pictures was to take the spring back off, fit the onto it off the camera and then put the spring back back on in a vertical position with the darkslide ready to pull out vertically upwards. The won't slide in this way with the spring back attached to the camera, and the other way is no use as the darkslide cannot be removed as the rail is in the way.
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