120 and 620 film were the same size width, length and thickness. The only difference was the shape of the spools. The 620 spool had a very thin core and slim ends. The 120 spool had a thicker core and fatter ends. The 620 spool and film together made a more compact package than a spool of 120. If I remember correctly, there were problems with film curl with 620. There were very few high end camera that used 620. Hasselblad always used 120. Michael
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