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HeinrichVoelkel
24-Mar-2011, 17:51
http://darkclothdiaries.files.wordpress.com/2011/03/gregmiller_ash_wed-3.jpg behind the scenes photographs © by Amy Skinner


looking for this darkcloth. any ideas? should work for 8x10.

regards and thanks in advance

dsim
24-Mar-2011, 18:03
Looks like a Harrison. A very large version at that.

Ron McElroy
24-Mar-2011, 18:07
I looks like a Harrison Silver darkcloth.
http://www.cameraessentials.com/classic_dark_cloth.htm

Richard Wasserman
24-Mar-2011, 18:31
My favorite darkcloth!

Gem Singer
24-Mar-2011, 18:37
Mine, too!

HeinrichVoelkel
24-Mar-2011, 21:07
thank you Gentleman

Leigh
24-Mar-2011, 21:37
B&H has good prices on them http://www.bhphotovideo.com/

- Leigh

Shawn Dougherty
25-Mar-2011, 05:50
Me three! the outside is waterproof - I've wrapped the camera up in it while waiting for rain to stop.

HeinrichVoelkel
25-Mar-2011, 14:13
sh.t, I was last week at B&H and tried to remember what was it I wanted to get there or what to look for. Now I know and I'm back in Germany. Arghhh.

Gem Singer
25-Mar-2011, 15:21
Heinrich,

You can order directly off of the Camera Essentials website.

They ship internationally.

Just make sure you order the proper size dark cloth for your camera.

Heroique
25-Mar-2011, 15:33
That poor photographer looks like he’s being mugged for his Harrison darkcloth.

Now that I see those “Marks of Cain” – I’m convinced.

Be careful if you take it into the city!

Colin Graham
25-Mar-2011, 16:19
Er, the shot in the OP is from Greg Miller's blog entry on Ash Wednesday, so they probably gave up mugging for Lent. +:-)
http://darkclothdiaries.com/2011/03/24/ash-wednesday-2011/

HeinrichVoelkel
25-Mar-2011, 17:22
thank you Gem, it would have been so comfortable to get one while in NYC, cheaper too.

HeinrichVoelkel
25-Mar-2011, 17:23
Er, the shot in the OP is from Greg Miller's blog entry on Ash Wednesday, so they probably gave up mugging for Lent. +:-)
http://darkclothdiaries.com/2011/03/24/ash-wednesday-2011/

you're right

Heroique
25-Mar-2011, 18:55
Why not make your own?

Lots of darkcloth options out there.

Purchase one. Make one. Improvise one. Do w/o one.

The forum threads are endless – and endlessly fun to read…

The ones w/ photos are the best!

:)

Valdecus
25-Mar-2011, 22:23
thank you Gem, it would have been so comfortable to get one while in NYC, cheaper too.

Greiner Photo in Germany carries them, too. While the price is substantially higher than in the US, it might not be worth ordering from BH as you'll need to add shipping cost, import taxes (Einfuhrumsatzsteuer), duties (Einfuhrzoelle), and handling costs. You're right, it would have been cheaper to purchase while in NYC.

Cheers,
Andreas

Riccis
27-Mar-2011, 08:14
Heinrich,

You can order directly off of the Camera Essentials website.

They ship internationally.

Just make sure you order the proper size dark cloth for your camera.

What's the proper size for 8x10? Medium or large?

Cheers!

Gem Singer
27-Mar-2011, 08:58
I used a "medium" for my Canham 8x10. It just fit.

Sold the camera. The dark cloth is still sitting in my photo closet.

HeinrichVoelkel
27-Mar-2011, 15:52
I used a "medium" for my Canham 8x10. It just fit.

Sold the camera. The dark cloth is still sitting in my photo closet.

would you like to get rid of it?

Gem Singer
27-Mar-2011, 16:21
Heinrich,

Check your PM's.