Other sites say the v600 can handle 120 medium format film.... and that 120 is the same as 620 film. But in answer to a previous question, you said the limit was 31/4 and 21/4. But 120 and 620 film is larger. null

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Google or Wikipedia 120 film!! "120" film comes in different image "lengths", but the image height is 2-1/4", with the image length varying by the format of the camera being used.
The various sizes of "120" are 2-1/4" by "X" (or 6cm x "X"cm). "120" (or 220, no paper backing except leader) provides images of 6cm x 4.5cm, 6cm x 6 cm, 6 x 7 , 6 x 8, 6x9, etc. 6x6 is 2-1/4" square (12 images), 6x7 is 2-1/4" x 2-3/4" (or "8X10" format -like in the Pentax 67, is 10images), 6x9 is 2-1/4" x 3-1/4" (8-images). The 120 negative holder that comes with the V-600 handles them all. 620 film is the same as 120 film, except the spool was thinner.
I have MANY negs in 120, in 6x6, 6x7, and 6x8 (yeh, I'm an old f*rt..!), and they all fit fine in the V-600 large format holder -just read the instruction (download the full user manual from the Epson website).

“Other sites say the v600 can handle 120 medium format film.... and that 120 is the same as 620 film. But in answer to a previous question, you said the limit was 31/4 and 21/4. But 120 and 620 film is larger.”

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