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I'm interested in trying Type 56 film. I'm wondering if the print (you don't get a neg) requires a special coating, as you do for Type 55 prints. I'm trying to avoid this, since this stuff is pretty...
I was wondering if I can use Koday 4x5 T-Max readyload film in either a fuji quickload holder or in Polarioid 545 holder.
I've heard that Kodak and Fuji holders and film are now interchangable,...
For Charles Boyer:
Charles, it is unfortunate that there is so much confusion, myth and speculation about inkjet prints and how long they will last. And I agree with many people here, given the...
Thanks all. This is exactly the info. I needed to get started. As an aside, I did look in a few view camera books, but didn't find this basic info. They often started with "mount lens on camera"...
I've looked on the Whilhem and Livik (?) web sites for permanence info.
Based on this, I use Moab Entrada Natural and Crane Museo II (my current fav!) and might consider Hahnemuhle PhotoRag in the...
I am just starting to work with Polaroid Type 55 film and I'd like to scan in my negatives and then work with them and print them out on my inkjet printer.
I have a few questions about scanning...
I'm wondering if when you use a 4x5 film holder on either the Epson or Microtek, if you can get the film edges with distinctive holes and so forth, or do these get cut off?
David.
Good, good, we're getting there. Now I know about bulb and time (and I assume the one cable with the tiny screw on the side is to keep shutter open when using Bulb setting).
But what about switch...
I'm wondering about the initial comparision between Epson 4990 and Microtek 1800. Seems a bit unfair and skewed since the 1800 goes for over 1,000 US and the Epson can be had for less that 400 US. ...
Okay, I just learned that B and T stand for Bulb and Time, but still not sure how to use them. david.
I'm completely new to view camera operations, as I came "of age" photographically using digital. I recently bought a 4x5 camera to try out, using Polaroid back and film (since I don't have a...
Thanks all. I gather from the reponses that I can use a 1-3/8 inch drill, I can do it myself, and that there is a bit of tolerance in the widths -- in other words, not rocket science. The lensboard...
I want to get a hole drilled for my Copal 0 shutter. The info. on this site and at Grimes Co. says that the hole for the no. 0 shutter is 34.6mm, which equals 1.362 in. Another width I've seen...
A very very newbie large format question. I've been shooting digital for a few years now. On a whim I bought a used Bender 4x5 view camera.
I have a chance to buy a Schneider lens with Copal 0...