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The Linhof Compendium for the Master Technika, that's what I use on my Ebony.

Obviously if you can get any of the 45 series Beselers for next to nothing go for it. That said I've had a 45MCRX and 45VLX notice I said had. I was able to pick up an old CB-7 6 years ago and its a...

Here's a post from my blog from a few years ago which is very apropos here.


http://marksteigelman.wordpress.com/2011/02/01/spirits-of-milltown/

45 MXII accepts a turret. Ther way you can tell is if your 45 series Beseler has a straight bellows as opposed to a tapered bellows you can use a turret.

It's a Linhof Technika lensboard (Technika 4 and onwards). Wista, Linhof and many Chinese knockoffs are around.

We use Tru Vue Optium. It's beyond expensive. I just ordered some of the 6mm stuff which you wouldn't necessarily use for framing photographs but a 6'x10' sheet costs $4,250.00

SFMOMA's director has been at the museum since 2002 and he isn't from New York, he's from your area.

Same here but I'm kinda glad I still have my 545 holder, I was about to toss it a few months ago.

From what I'm understanding they are trying to get the clips made for a reasonable price. They made some packages available for 20.00 last month to a group of backers. Hopefully this will really...

I've had two since the late 90s. It's a very intuitive system as you add what's needed. Need more red, add more red. I never used the probe. I found I was always where I needed to be within 2-3 test...

http://new55project.blogspot.com/

I'm getting excited about this, anyone else?

Fishkin Bros. in Perth Amboy, NJ

Paul Outerbridge
John Pfahl
Joel Sternfeld
Roger Mertin
Jim Dow

How's that for diversity?

The Commodore Barry Bridge from the PA side.

The Bayonne Bridge taken 15 years ago when you could take pictures of bridges without being arrested.

I was always under the impression that hard water was better for washing film and prints. Sea water, being just about the hardest water you can find washes film and prints faster than regular water....

If you can findem
They where great.

Started in photography in 1976. I was an assistant in a catalog house, a professional color printer and a still life photographer. Sometime in 1987 I got into exhibition design and gave up...

OMG I made that from that same article in 1978! The toughest part was finding all the parts. I remember having to go to 4 different Radio Shacks. Ah the days before the internet.

47 started LF at age 13 in 1976 working with an 8x10 Sinar in my uncle's studio. I didn't get my own 4x5 until 1981.

Arista single weight mural paper Grade 3
I loved this stuff.

I used to work with Dynalites in the 70s and they would frequently sizzle, pop, smoke and blow up. I always turned them off and bled them before pulling the head cables out. They would arc, at least...