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Does anyone know if the Polaroid holder will clear the Canham 4x5 wood back?

I own a Canham wood 4x5 / 5x7. I don't have a Polaroid holder, but if I recall correctly, they're a bit bulky at the...

It's a real shame you gave up on that system. What you had was great for both scenics and portraits, and you could have created some wonderful contact prints with the 5x7 format, which in my opinion...

I think it's self-evident to most people familiar with BTZS but not necessarily to newcomers or people who have come from JOBO or other methods which have a pour-through system for chemistry that is...

Not true. You must screw in the developer-filled cap in darkness. Also, I know that some people sink the BTZS tubes in stop bath with the lights on, but I think this is terrible technique.

I noticed that the BTZS tubes are available only as 8x10 or 4x5 kits. Anyone try processing 5x7 in the 8x10 tubes?

A Bogen 410 is a great head and it works well with light and moderate weight 4x5/5x7 setups. However, with the kind of weight you're talking about on an 8x10, I would suggest the Gitzo 1570. Not only...

Sandy,

I haven't tried fluid mounting yet, although I know that many people swear by it.

What I'm trying to do here is explore whether or not there is a suitable glassless dry mounting method....

I am using glass from Focal Point. When I lay the glass flat on the scanner bed I get newton rings galore. The only success I've had removing the newton rings was to raise the ANR glass (with taped...

Hello everyone.

I'm a 4x5 and 5x7 shooter. I recently purchased an Epson v700, and lately I've been trying to settle into a 5x7 scanning workflow.

I'd like to solve dry mounting first before...

I don't know if you're considering an ISO >160 speed run, but if so then I would be interested.