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At least with my water, a citric acid stop bath won't last as long stored in a bottle so I tend to use it fairly quickly and then dump.

My guess is it's a 4x5, based on the lens. It might just barely cover 5x7 with no movements, based on the link here: https://www.largeformatphotography.info/lenseslist.html

I think they made them in a couple of different sizes. Measure the ground glass on the back, it should approximately match the size of the format (ex: 4x5, 5x7, 8x10, etc.).

Lenses and shutters...

If you have one of the larger Unicolor drums, like the 11x14, you can do more than one 8x10 at a time. Or four with the 16x20 (just like you can do four 4x5's in the 8x10 drum)....

Very clever, thanks for the ideas Eric.

If you've got a lot of time, try the High Uinta's. But the Alpine Loop (Highway 92 mentioned about) is super close, it goes through American Fork Canyon and Provo Canyon as well (another nice area,...

Sorry, but both the G-Claron 270 and Fuji 300C both cover 8x10. You'll have to make the decision based on your particular lenses. Take a bunch of side by side picture for comparison, and see which...

I bout some Portra 160 (4x5) from Badger Graphic in November 2012, with a 8/2014 date. I also bought some Ektar, but I don't have it in front of me.

From their webpage:
Camera Fees (includes cell phone / video):
$6 per camera
Professional and Commercial Photographers; fees vary.

I'm not sure how they define the latter.... I'd imagine they'd...

Just curious, do carbon prints tend to have this problem (I have yet to try one or hold one in my hands for that matter), or for the most part are they the same as a typical Pt/Pd (or other alt...

I was there earlier this year. Really liked Husk (Queen Street), in an old restored home, a menu that changes based on what's local and fresh. I also liked Hominy Grill (mentioned above), my wife...

Wonderful, thank you very much for the advice.

Thanks Frank, that's kind of what I figured. I will probably be doing some groups of 2, do you think that might work or should I just go for outside? I've dealt with that before, trying to get two...

My background: mostly B&W landscapes, contact printing on traditional B&W paper or alternative processes.

This Thanksgiving, we're hosting and getting together a few family members that we don't...

Just look at the Sinar System Catalog pdf (page 3-9 for the 2000/2001 catalog):

http://www.dicam.pl/sites/dicam.pl/files/katalog-sinar-modular-system-en.pdf...

According to the Sinar System Catalog 2000/2001 version (Page 3-9):

For 4x5 format:
Wide Angle Bellows 1: for use with 75 to 135mm lenses at infinity
Wide Angle Bellows 2: for extreme wide...

Just wondering, but would this even be possible if you start using things like tilts and swings?

Very nice, Robert.

Got mine last week as well. Also, noted the same problems.

I received a renewal notice a few weeks ago, which listed the main articles that would be in May/June, and promptly renewed, but haven't seen anything yet. Hopefully, I won't miss out on that issue.

There's a version for an HP48 calculator, which I've used in the past. I still use the calculator a bit for work, but haven't really used it for photography in the field.

It's on my calendar, I hope to make it!

I don't have it in front of me at the moment, but there's a PDF in the subscriber's section of VC's website for download. At least as of today.

Just curious, what's special about the 135 Fujinon W with lettering inside the filter ring? I've got a 135 W somewhere, but I couldn't tell you if it has lettering inside or out or what. I've only...

Well, now the description says:

"MADE OF BRASS" ((( No Glass )))

It's this lens being referred to. EF-S 10-22mm.

I think the one I mentioned is APX 100 (others that I tried were FP4+ and also failed, but I didn't go past an hour on those tests), but like I said, in the sunlight it's around 5 minutes and prints...

I came up with roughly that same design on my own, using bulbs from Home Depot. Not sure what I'm doing wrong, but even with 6 bulbs (basically same setup as that article), my palladium prints don't...

You can order a DVD owners manual of Ritter's ULF cameras here.

I don't know if they have a region coding on them, so I don't know if they'd work in Europe or not. But it's an interesting DVD,...

My volume is so low, I can get away with just letting my film soak overnight in a tray, or at least for a few hours at a time. After following Ilford's wash guide (several sets of fresh water +...

I don't have anything to compare it to, other than a really super cheap one, but I really like my Toyo. Perfect size, I like how it's covered in rubber on the edges, and is long enough that focusing...

There's a link to a kit with the pinhole camera + film + paper here on Ilford's website.

I usually do a quick and dirty scan of my 4x5 and 8x10 negatives at 600 dpi on my Epson, just for a quick proof that I can share on the web with family, for example. Nothing I'd every try to print...

Welcome, and enjoy the journey!

Quick and dirty scan.
APX 100
Xenar 210mm

Ok, sounds like I'll use coffee filters. I was just worried if they might have something in them to contaminate the chemistry.

My dad's a chemist, maybe I'll see if he happens to have some boxes...

I really like my Wehman, but it seems like within the last month or so, he's got this notice at the top of his page:

"The Wehman Field Camera is no longer in production. Warranty, repairs, and...

Anybody know of typical local places you can buy Whatman filter paper from? I suppose I'll probably wind up buying some online, but was wondering if anybody knew of places that might carry it...

I've never seen one before, but it should work. I've done similar in the past on a barrel lens with a really big retaining ring for a hole that didn't quite match the lens.

I don't have a real darkroom, so I'm pretty much limited to contact prints. 4x5 was too small, so that's why I jumped to 8x10! Now, I'm looking at going bigger, either with a ULF camera, or going...