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It seems that an apology from CatLabs would have been "totally" appropriate.
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It seems that an apology from CatLabs would have been "totally" appropriate.
No apology from CatLABS? It would seem in order.
John, I wonder if it could be considered a reflex camera once its mirror viewing box is added, behind the ground glass . . . or would that be considered as "cheating the terminology", you think?...
Bravo! Great work.
(re:"I like paper cash and prints in my hands")
Agreed. For example, I feel sorry for parents who, years ago, might have taken digital pictures of their young children and now,
neither the...
Bravo, Francis!
. . . and — as this thread which I started 17 years ago seems to be coming back to life — I've noticed that the only portrait examples we can still see are those which have been...
Very nice shot, David!
(Tim, I wrote this at post#23 and couldn't seem to delete it. Mr. Moderator, could you please delete that duplicate post?)
I tried the realfilmreel 4x5 reel just yesterday (NOTE: Therefore, this...
I tried the realfilmreel 4x5 reel just yesterday (NOTE: Therefore, this has nothing necessarily to do with the operation of their 8x10 reel).
In fact, I want to further preface my comments with a...
Um . . . Laurent . . . Isn't that the price for about TWO of these cameras?:confused:
Dear ic-racer,
I agree with your shock that the photos have disappeared from this thread (as well as many others on the web.. which could be the subject of another thread, in itself, and IMHO...
OK, Aesthetique .. in that case, you're absolutely right. But —seeing as the prices seem pretty reasonable and that after producing your prototypes this engineering company will have acquired some...
Done, Aesthetique, giving you credit in the editing reason comments. Let us know how the laser-cut cams work out ... and how much they cost!
Perhaps the engineering company will keep the drawings...
@Ed and Aesthetique: You're welcome! .. and I repeat that the real credit goes to René Rook at Cambo in Holland who apparently had to go through some boxes in their basement, or something .. I...
After seeing the above post from Aesthetique, I re-doubled my efforts and —EUREKA!— I've (re-) found the original cam plans that René Rook, of Cambo, kindly sent me years ago for the for the 150mm...
Hi Doremus,
I'm just seeing your response now, several years after you posted it, so sorry for the delay. In fact, part of my response to your reproach is that, clearly, I don't come to this forum...
Happy [soon to be] anniversary, ic-racer!
Hurrell's look didn't rely so much on make-up as retouching. Therefore, I wouldn't exactly say, "a lot of" make up.
Glad it worked out, Claus!
Hello Claus,
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Re: Still Life Lighting
David, you're quite welcome, and I apologize for not having read your original post more carefully.
Regarding: "Unfortunately my still life setups were all going to be in my garage where I have no...
Thanks, Steve. I, in fact, didn't read the post well enough.
Harold,
I'm sorry that you've chosen to respond sarcastically to a point I gave in a friendly spirit. You've successfully gotten me out of that spirit, but I have no intention of getting into a...
Hi Harold,
I'm not sure you're catching my point: You see, —unless you're photographing in direct, strong light— the fact that the light is changing during the day isn't at all a problem when...
Hi Harold,
It depends. If you're making a very long exposure (as for a close up) the variance of the light can be proportionally minimal. It's also possible to diffuse (and therefore reduce) the...
Wow. Bravo.
Very nice, Xipho!
David,
Why not just use window light? For tech info, try a Kodak Dataguide
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(photo©Christopher Nisperos, 2016)
As everyone says, Holden, very nice image. I agree with Renato that the overexposure on the rock-tops are a pity . . . in the olden days, one solution would be to make a duplicate negative (for...
Maris,
Your image does a great job of conveying the impression of a hot day (whether or not that was the case!). As well, I like the way you arranged the clouds to look like a hand in the form of...
Your image does a great job of conveying the impression of a hot day (whether or not that was the case!). As well, I like the way you arranged the clouds to look like a hand in the form of a "peace"...
Mohammad, your photo is quite nice, too . . . but I was trying to comment on the photo by mrzine in post #11845. Apologies for my gaff.
I agree: It's an interesting image, but much stronger when cropped to be a square ... in my opinion. Anyway, as I said, interesting shot!
good job at catching the "mood" of the moment
A view which is not only classic, but classy . . . Bravo!
Hi ederphoto,
While it's true that Hurrell worked with the cameras you mentioned, I think one should be clear in pointing out that these weren't the cameras with which he created his most...