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  1. Re: I'm curious, how many of you run your own darkroom for printing and enlargement?

    Darkroom for B&W. Digital for color.
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    Re: The Lens you have owned the longest and still do.

    The version of this I've heard is that Canadians could have had it all--they could have had British culture, French cuisine and American know how. Instead, they got British cuisine, French know how,...
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    Re: The Lens you have owned the longest and still do.

    The lens I've had the longest that I still use is a 1958 50mm Leitz Dual Range Summicron that I've owned since 1976. A year later I bought the large format lens that I now have had the longest and...
  4. Thread: First Pictures

    by Gordy
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    Re: First Pictures

    Congratulations, PF, and welcome to the LF club! Not bad at all for a first attempt. It's easy to get caught up in the gear, and in all the "how to do it" info out there, but there's nothing like...
  5. Re: The LF Camera you have owned the longest and still do.

    An 8x10 Deardorff NFS which I bought in 1980, and converted to front swings with the Ken Hough kit 5 or 6 years ago. It wasn't my first--I had several 4x5s before that, and it replaced a Korona...
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    Re: Ciao dall'Italia!

    Ciao Filippo,
    Mi piacerebbe molto visitare Ferrara la prossima volta che vado in Italia. Ho sentito che sia una bellissima citta'!

    Gordy
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    Re: Your 10 Most Influential Photographers

    No particular order:

    Timothy O'Sullivan
    William Henry Jackson
    Mark Klett
    Robert Adams
    Paul Caponigro
    Edward Weston
    Stephen Shore
    Joel Meyerowitz
  8. Thread: 8x10 Questions

    by Gordy
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    Re: 8x10 Questions

    One more plug for Deardorff V8. Solid, efficient, and a pleasure to use.
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    Re: reasons for shooting different formats?

    For me, the big issues are (1) camera movements for perspective and plane of focus control, and (2) image quality. If it weren't for (1), medium format would be good enough much of the time.

    I...
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    Re: What's the best 240mm and 300mm for my needs

    Don't forget about the 250mm f6.7 Fujinon-W. I've been using one for years on both 4x5 and 8x10. Not as compact as the Fujinon A, but not huge, and it's faster, has tons of coverage, and is very...
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    Re: Second Best Darkroom Door

    It's easy to add a pocket to the surface of an existing wall...and light trapping the bottom of the door is no problem if you don't mind stepping over a 2 inch high threshold channel. That's what my...
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    Re: Second Best Darkroom Door

    A revolving door best for a darkroom that may be used by more than one person at time, unless you have room for a black painted passageway with at least two right turns, in which case you may not...
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    Re: Newbie question - Chamonix 5x4

    If you are planning on getting the Chamonix 4x5, and you don't already have lenses on some other type of lensboard, I would suggest just using the Linhof Technika-style lensboards, which fit the...
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    Re: What's in your 4x5 Lens kit?

    90mm Fujinon SW
    125mm Fujinon-W
    150mm Apo-Symmar
    210mm Nikkor W
    250mm Fujinon W
    300mm Nikkor M

    The last two, along with a 450mm Nikkor M, serve double duty in my 8x10 kit.
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