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My show 'The Line of Lode' will be on at Think Negative, Marrickville, from May 10-30 as part of the Head On Photography Festival. The photographs were made last year on a trip to Broken Hill and...

I am brining my show 'The Kind Warmth Awaits' to Colour Factory Gallery in Fitzroy, Melbourne. Opening November 6 and running through to the 29th, please join me for a drink!

The images include...

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Cumberland St, Sydney by Geoff A Roberts, on Flickr

Carrington, Newcastle

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Carrington, Newcastle by Geoff A Roberts, on Flickr

Carrington, Newcastle.

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Carrington, Newcastle by Geoff A Roberts, on Flickr

Newcastle council chambers, Australia

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Newcastle by Geoff A Roberts, on Flickr

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Ngunnawal, Canberra by Geoff A Roberts, on Flickr

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Apartments, Sydney by Geoff A Roberts, on Flickr

It sounds like a good deal to me. I spent months looking for an F Metric, and they're hard to find at all, at any price. Are those lenses included? If so, I would think it's a great deal.

I ended...

Thanks. I would even sell it for slightly less than Gursky's, so someone could make massive savings! It was not intentional, but I do like Rhine II. Perhaps it was subconscious.

A bowling club in Sydney.

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Bowling Club, Sydney by Geoff A Roberts, on Flickr

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Tuggeranong, Canberra by Geoff A Roberts, on Flickr

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Angel Pl, Sydney by Geoff A Roberts, on Flickr

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Gardeners Rd, Rosebery by Geoff A Roberts, on Flickr

It's only on the front standard.

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Port Botany by Geoff A Roberts, on Flickr

This is my first batch using diafine with sheet film, I'm quite happy with the result, but I do have some streaking.

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Possibly, I have not had a chance to pull it apart at home, I couldn't fix it while I was out. The battery compartment has moved, one battery is now a couple off mm short of making a circuit, which...

I've had a Sekonic 488 for a couple of years, and it has been fine. I always thought the main drawback was the build quality, which is a bit flimsy. Anyway, last weekend mine was sitting on my camera...

I have only used a P0 briefly, but I thought it was great. Handled an Arca F 4x5 easily enough, and was tiny and light.

This one does have separation, but it was not expensive. I figured it would not have much if any effect on the image when stopped done, and I don't really use longer focal lengths (4x5) much so...

This is it, does not have MC printed, and I can't see colour on the glass.

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After a little bit of impulse bidding, I now own a Rodenstock 5.6/210 Sironar and was hoping to get some of the finer details and specs, including image circle, and which modern lens this is...

If you're looking at the Gitzo price point, also have a look at Really Right Stuff. .

There are different lifts for CPP2/CPA2 and CPE2 (part number 4072 and 4062 I believe), and I am wondering what the differences are?

I have seen a CPA2 for sale, and was suprised to notice that...

Welcome, I recently bought a Linos lens wrench from the View Camera store, cost about $20 and works fine for me!

I bought the heavier RRS tripod (TVC33) a couple of months ago, and have found it is very good. The twist locks are great, very easy to turn, and if they get nudged by accident, there's an additional...

I have no doubt, Arca stuff is not cheap, but they make no short cuts either.



I can see myself using the 90mm quite a bit, not sure at this stage if I would go shorter, but certainly is...

The camera is an Arca Swiss F monorail, they offer both synthetic and leather versions of their bag and standard bellows.

Thanks for the answers so far.



The camera is an Arca Swiss F monorail, I'm using the standard synthetic bellows and it takes the 141x141mm lens boards, so I have quite a bit of space there....

All other things being equal, is there any benefit to using leather bellows over synthetic, in terms of performance or durability?

Both materials are offered in equivalent sets of bellows for my...

I've just picked up a 90mm lens, which is my first wide lens. I generally stick to normal focal lengths but have become interested in architecture recently.

With the standard bellows, I've got...

I've had a Sekonic L-488 for a couple of years. I've found it simple to use, and accurate. Mine tends to get through batteries quicker than imagined, but no big issue so long as I have some spare!...

I'm 30, and have been into LF for about 6 months.

I'm keen, though I won't be in Sydney until July.

Thanks, I'll have a look. I've been using a Jobo 3010 for the last four weeks or so, and a roller would be great.

Has this become a regular event, or was it a one off?

This is interesting, I was not aware it was smaller than the cube. How much smaller is it, and is there anything else which makes it more portable?

I am under the impression it is more of a...

I recently bought a Really Right Stuff TVC33, and so far it's excellent. Very stable, and very light for its size. Nicely made too.

Thanks for you suggestions, I ended up goin with a bit of an unknown, a Really Right Stuff TVC-33. I have just received it, and it's really fantastic. Very well built, and very stable.