I wonder how the Harvard Photography students handle those restrictions? Or if they have any?
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I wonder how the Harvard Photography students handle those restrictions? Or if they have any?
Saw this note over at Rob Galbaith's page about some new software to make large negatives from a Z3200 for analog printing techniques. I was familiar with doing it on smaller printers such as an...
As I am re-enrolled in school again I just got the CS5 master suite for only $599.00 through an educational software outlet. It just takes them a month to ship it to me (should arrive this week or...
Just to chime in on the rain issue. When I orderd my pack from Bruce I spent the extra for the Granite Gear "Nimbus Access FZ" variation. The fabric on these is waterproof, and although the...
Looks a bit uncomforable for rides longer than a 1/4 mile though.
I just looked at the Seconic L-758DR I have here at work and it will go to 30 min exposures though that will not count for reciprocity adjustments of the film you are using. It also shows your Fstop...
Oh.. I still want the meter, I just am concerned I have not heard back from him since December. I was a year on the waiting list before he contacted me last December to let me know there was one...
With my Feisol 3472 (with center column removed), I use either my Photoclam Multiflex head (copy of Arca Cube), or when weight is really a concern I put on my Acratech GV-2 ball head. I went with the...
I have to agree... I even paid for a pocket spot in December, but the one he was going to send out hand an imperfection. So he said it would be a couple weeks to get another out. I have not heard...
Some examples of bags for that model bike can be found at this forum:
http://www.cbr125r.ca/forum/showthread.php?t=3560
I honestly would have recommended something different than a sports bike...
Interesting bit of news regarding this subject for our UK brothers was mentioned over at DP review. At least the video's and blogs are having a positive affect on this there.
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I use a Schneider 6x aspheric and love how well I can see with it compared to my old cheapy Peaks. Mind you mine is the older version (black metal) not the newer silver plastic models.
Another option is something like a Lightware case: http://www.lightwareinc.com/site/index.cfm?fuseaction=home.product_display&Prod_ID=258&Cat_Name=BackPacks|Extras&Cat_ID=4
It might do the trick...
Sadly I too have two B9180 paperwieghts here at the office with about 2k worth of ink on the shelf. Once I finaly burn up that ink I will never buy a "consumer HP" again. Now on the other hand I love...
Oh.. you are so right on that one... I loved that film, it was perfect for shooting studio portraits and nudes. I still have a few rolls in the freezer in 120 and 35mm.
Also a vote for 55 and...
You could possibly apply for a permit to go and photograph from that location though. It never hurts to ask. And if approved you not only wont be harrased, you might actualy get some sales out of the...
1. Spring Clamps.. you know, the metal ones from the hardware store with orange or red poly tips and handles. I use them for so many things it's not even funny. Cheap to replace if spring wears out,...
Also with regular usage you will want to clean the rollers (chemical goo can oose out the sides when in use).
The roller assembly can pop out easly so you then can pull each roller off and clean...
Or you could get a tripod for your Lazer.. <grins>
http://www.wickedlasers.com/lasers/Wicked_Stand-68-29.html
Umm.. this thread is from May of 08 and no return post from the original poster. Just as an FYI. Interesting info on the Cruse though nonthless.
I can't say much about the Gitzo carbon tripods as the only one I own (GT2540) is to small for my 4x5 for my comfort. I use a RRS B50 head on it though. For my 4x5 I use a Fiesol CT-3471 with either...
If light wieght is your issue you might also consider the Acratech heads (0.45kg). I use a GV2 with my Chamonix 45N-1 and it works great. Though I prefer my photoclam mulitflex when I can bear the...
This is a cool thread.
Another fun place to pick up optics (but much higher priced) is a place like http://www.edmundoptics.com if one is wanting to build/design there own lens and needs higher...
I have both a 20+ year old Wista field, and the Chamonix 45n(purchased in 08). They both have their positives and negatives. The Chamonix has a stiffer back and longer bellows extension than the...
I did not see them mentioned.. but ThinkTank makes some bags for digital solutions that possibly could be modified to fit.
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Well for me at least the price is not my only consideration for not purchasing a scan back. But the wieght...not just of the scanner, but the laptop and cables as well. I use quickloads for that very...
Heh.. my 12 year old NEC P1150 at home still beats my Eizo CG241W at work for contrast. Though it is starting to show signs of age at the corners. But I do agree with you that CRT's still are worth...
Hehe.. that's too funny, I just bought several flashlights to do just that, illuminate my subjects. As I am doing a lecture (at a local photo club) on Painting with light in early December I am...
Having worked with Color Laserjet 8500 & 9500 as well as a Photosmart 9180 for several years. I would recomend you go Laserjet for simply reliablity and lower total mantenance. The Photosmart 9180...
Nice work, looks like a fun project.
Interesting, my photoflex I have had for years (since 93) and it has always worked fine, and never smelled. It pops right open, and is easy to collapse. I never had a problem with it (I only use 4x5...
I too would normaly be interested in a few boxes as I am down to my last two. But honesly not at that price point. I would need the price to be under $70 a box (before shipping) to make it worth my...
I got my wrench here (allong with a couple of other tools) and it works fine.
Having used both the polaroid and the fuji holders for several years now I have found that they need to be dissasembled and cleaned fairly regularly. Its not just gunk on the rollers that can be...
I have the L-358 with the 1 degree spot attachment and it is a bit bulky with it attached. I have the L-758DR at work, and though bigger than the L-358 without attachment, the L-358 with attachment...
As the topic made me curious I went to Nancyscans site and there prices are a bit higher than $20 a scan fyi. It seems to depend on the megabite size of the scan (cheapest being $50 for 100 meg or...
This thread is 2 years old... but if you are still working on the list here are two from Anchorage, AK.
Photowright Laboratories
927 W Fireweed Ln
Anchorage, AK 99503-1867
(907) 277-0518
And...
I am a proffessional photographer, but when i do go to someplace like this I explain that though I am a proffessional, that this is my day off. Basicly that I am not shooting as a proffessional for...
I have seen a Gitzo pod leg release ring snap and break off on loosening at -30... (same trip I had with my Wista) Things can very get brittle at those temps.
I have not been to Seattle since 93' but back when I lived there in the late 80's some of the places I would go were that I have not yet seen mentioned are:
Closer spots: Freemont and the Fremont...