Ebony's are made of aged hardwoods and titanium. If you're planning on going to a humid climate, I would recommend these cameras. The metal won't rust and the wood would probably be less...
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Ebony's are made of aged hardwoods and titanium. If you're planning on going to a humid climate, I would recommend these cameras. The metal won't rust and the wood would probably be less...
Hi Michael (Feldman),
RW is not the direct importer of all their brands. There is a Mamiya UK for instance. RW buys its Mamiya stuff from it just like any other UK dealer. The profit margin...
RW, far from being the good guy that he is (I'm not saying that he is not a good guy), is merely the lucky beneficiary of questionable usurious pricing by Mamiya USA and HP Marketing. RW's prices...
Frank, try asking the good chaps at www.odyssey-sales.co.uk .
Check out Mr Cad in the UK for used Durst 138 condensers. Mr Cad.
Guillaume
Look for a Sola Hevi Duty step-up transformer of the appropriate VA. Brand-new, they are expensive but you can often find them at much reduced prices at surplus electronics stores. ...
Dear Jim and Jonathan
Thank you for rising above the situation. Please do not dignify the outbursts of a puerile mind with a response.
www.digitalcamerabattery.com .
This thread seems to make RW out to be some kind of a knight in shining armour. The fact is: RW isn't. RW is simply capitalising on the recalcitrance of American distributors to price their...
Quality Light Metric is certainly the place to go and your meter will be better calibrated than before. I had all my meters of different makes calibrated by them to one standard a few years ago. ...
"Digital is MUCH better than analog sound, despite what the purists and their Sondek TTables say". This is not an audiophile forum so I won't turn this into an audiophile debate but let me...
Original Durst condensers are the best in the business (the other are the ones made by Leica). Condensers got a bad reputation because of the Coke bottle-glass used by lesser manufacturers like...
I am sorry. I missed this out. Pantone provides colour swatches with the corresponding Munsell number. If you go to a graphic arts supply house, just ask to borrow the Pantone swatch book. You...
Err, sorry, Bill, I was just trying to be a wise ass and closing off the HTML tags.
First, www.gretagmacbeth.com has some useful information. Then. I followed its links to one of its...
Wow, 12% does seem rather dark. Since paint is made out of pigments, it operates on a CMYK mixing system. I am not sure if you can obtain an even set of RGB values.
If you're looking for...
I wonder if I should bother at all with setting up a conventional darkroom and i nstead go directly to digital scanning and printing.
Am I missing anything in my education as a photographer? I am...
Andre, I think that I will stick with Armin's original quaint English posting which is succint, at least.
By the way, 'everyone' is singular. It follows that it does not match with the...
Konica Japan's website lists the Impresa 50 as being available in the 4"X5" size. Perhaps Jeff of Badger Graphics may be keen on scarfing up a few boxes from Japan and selling them.
I am keen...
Hi Karl
I know this isn't the answer you're looking for but have you tried looking for a used 5x7 enlarger locally. Commercial labs, schools, the local newspaper, etc. may be going all digital...
Hi Karl
There is a company in Oregon which sells re-manufactured Durst 138: www.durst-pro-usa.com . Not cheap but a solution if you really need those big Dursts.
Your other solution is to...
20/20 in the one eye and pretty screwed up in the other. But I get by.
Would anyone who has ever used this flashing tool care to comment on it? www.da uxlite.com
It is a Polaroid 110B modified with a Gralok back for use with 4x5 sheet film. It was given a mention in American Photo in October 2001, I think.
Has anybody used this or seen this camera? Would...
If the audiophile market is any indicator, small and nimble producers will take over the production of much higher quality materials at a significant cost to cater to a smaller market.
...
Dear Josh
I see you got Greg mixed up with Roger :) Then again, maybe not. Both are exploitative in a sense.
No, David, you shouldn't give a vote to that site. That site is a repository of information on photographic equipment written by a few, not about photography per se. You must be careful to make...
Yes, Sean. Only this forum MAY be affected. The static page is hosted by Dr Quang Tuan Luong's own cs.berkley server.
No need for apologies, James. I knew full well that it was your opinion without your having to state it every time. And in a world where opinions are about as common as a@@holes, that makes your ...
No, James, I disagree with you. PN does not suck. It is not perfect but it does not suck. PN remains the most informative archive of photography knowledge on the Web. It has been helpful to many...
Reply from Philg (presumably) copied from Pentax 67 Forum:
Hey, I'm not dead yet... But seriously the easiest thing to do with photo forums is move them into photo.net. The site has a full-time...
I do not understand the talk about photo.net being intolerable becuase you simply do not have to visit those General or Archived or Nature or Medium Format sites if you do not want to. The Large...
I just cannot resist this. It is a GUY thing buying gifts to woo a woman's heart. So it has gone beyond sweets and flowers...
Think about it as a system that you're starting her on. It is not...
Okay, one more for completeness' sake: Emily Carr School of Design in Vancouver, I believe.
The sad fact is that as a foreign student, you'd pay full-scale fees regardless of whether it is a state-supported school or private. That's right, it'd be expensive whichever way you choose. The...
My vote for porting it over to photo.net.
As another cautionary note: don't mistake practising the Zone System for Photography. It ain't.
I got so obsessed with testing materials that after a while testing of materials was all I did. ...
Over at google groups rec.photo.equipment.large-format, James Browning announced that dry transfer matrix film is available again.
James has more information, I believe.
There is a wonderful moving story by Frank Riper of the Washington Post on how this behemoth heals<a href ="http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/photo/essays/vanRiper/index.htm ">right here.<a/>