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  1. Re: Alt Process Chemicals; How long can they last?

    yeah i know the link and of course christopher james love his book :-)
    hmmmm i found a german supplier for the ammonium feric oxalate guess this is also in powder form will report back if it works...
  2. Re: Alt Process Chemicals; How long can they last?

    thx vaughn i guess i buy me the raw chemicals and mix myself much cheaper :-) in solution #1 and #2 is also some crystallized stuff on the bottom of the bottle hmmm i guess its time for new stuff i...
  3. Re: Alt Process Chemicals; How long can they last?

    hey which james are you refering too? :-) i have a problem with the highlights on my Ziatype and what you discribe sounds like it could be the ammonium ferric oxalate gone bad mine is 2 years old?
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    Re: LED lighting for wet plate collodion

    hm to me thats the beauty of LF :-) that razor thin DOF :-)
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    Re: LED lighting for wet plate collodion

    hey there i have a Hensel 3000ws head and for head and shoulder portrait with powersetting of p7.5 of p10 with aero ektar at f2.5 i got a good exposure why you want to shoot portrait f8 or f11? with...
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    Re: Making a scanner with a DSLR

    HMMMM but with the panoscanning technique we have nevertheless overlapping so the positioning is not that critical or am i wrong? HMMM but the other xy tables build so high and that corexy concepts...
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    Re: Making a scanner with a DSLR

    very interesting project :-) you guys think it would be possible to use an corexy table? http://corexy.com/theory.html dont know how to setup the steppers then :D
    cheers and thx
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    Re: New film featuring LF

    UHHH david what an amazing film! LF and platinum printing LOVEEEE it :D one question i have as you shoot 4x5" but your platinun prints are much larger how do you produce your negatives?

    cheers...
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