Never bought from them but have had a strange experience with them. They claim to be selling a bunch of Rollei TLR "prototypes" for about eight or nine grand each. To see such an item come out of...
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Never bought from them but have had a strange experience with them. They claim to be selling a bunch of Rollei TLR "prototypes" for about eight or nine grand each. To see such an item come out of...
Andrew, you're too young. Don't push it. You'll get old before you know it.
I photograph historical stuff. Buildings and historical places mostly. These are disappearing from the American landscape and I want to capture as much as I can before it's all gone. And it will...
You are probably right Mike. We are a limited subset of the species. But who cares? I have not had time to post here but now that I'm officially retired, that may change. I'm also stuck in a...
I took the cheap way out. I went to Goodwill and found the perfect carry-on suitcase with wheels. It's compact, it holds my 4x5 plus a Nikon FM with two short lenses, five darkslides, and other...
Not sure if this thread is still read, but regardless, I would still like to have the plans for the camera.
Doesn't matter if he's right or wrong....inkjet is just about all we have now. So it's all moot anyway. Thank goodness I can still get film. Wonder how long that will last?
Yeah, I love in Arizona, and these things don't just burn, they explode. The cop knew what he was talking about, unfortunately.
Maybe you should focus on a specific type of landscape.....say, naked women?
I sold my Hassy and went back to 4x5 and the Hassy, as good as it is, cannot touch my Chamonix 4x5. I'm using Ektar 100, Fujichrome 50, and some stashed Agfa RSX that I froze several years...
Thanks, guys. Pleased to be here.
I'm Talbert McMullin, a professional photographer with 43 years experience. To paraphrase what Clint Eastwood said in the movie "Unforgiven"..."I've shot just about everything that walks or crawls...
I'm using a couple of Toyo roll film holders and I love 'em!!! They are larger than most but lighter in weight. And best of all, they hold the film absolutely flat. And yes, they are expensive. I...
You can add me to the list of happy users. Just took my 45-N2 out for the first time. It's a joy to use!!! I recommend this fabulous work of art to any field photographer.:)
I specified teak when I ordered my Chamonix. Teak is widely used in boats and is far more resilient to variations in humidity and temperature than walnut.
For marketing purposes, I believe it would be best to offer a pdf drawing so the user could make a camera from scratch, another kit with only the metal parts, and another with metal and wood parts,...