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    Advantages of 5x7 over 4x5 - flexability?

    I was a TLR guy for years; I finally switched to LF about 18 months ago. I have a "half-plate" (5X7) Gandolfi with a 4X5 reducing back, and no regrets.

    You really will learn to see differently...
  2. Anyone else moving backward instead of forward technologically

    Dan Fromm, thank you for posting that wonderful little composition.
  3. Developing Kodak Plus-X in trays, suggestions please

    I happened onto a couple of boxes of Plus-X, and will shortly be trying this film for some studio portraits. I would like advice from others who use (or have used) it.

    Yes, I have a copy of Kodak...
  4. Tray development of old HP5+ negs in XTOL: recommendations?

    Last summer I shot some group portraits, then learned that the community college where I do all my developing & printing cancelled summer classes. Fall term has now finally begun, and I can develop...
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    Searching the archives

    Thanks, Matthew. I've wished for a long time for a way to search this site's archives.
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    Landscape techniques

    "I prefer to keep both standards vertical, and tilt or rotate the landscape." Why didn't I think of that?

    I have two questions: Matt, does the landscape swing as well as tilt? If it does, is it...
  7. Depth of Focus ... related to focal length or not?

    In View Camera Techniques, Leslie Stroebel writes "Depth of focus is not affecte d by focal length," and gives this formula: depth of focus = 2(f-number)(accepta ble circle of confusion).

    In his...
  8. Is commercialism or self indulgence a greater threat to"art"?

    Ellis, I suspect your mastery of argumentation will clear the playground. I haven't heard such sophisticated name-calling since 8th grade. (What the h**l is a "far right brand of socialist,"...
  9. Architecture photo techniques book. Which one?

    Whether McGrath's book will be useful to you or not depends on what kind of architectural photography you want to do. I bought a copy; his book is mostly about taking color photos of newer...
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    What Is A "Black Beauty" Camera?

    The "Black Beauty" was the name of the Green Hornet's sleek, super-powered car. In it the Green Hornet and his faithful valet Cato chased criminals even the G-Men could not touch. (The green...
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    Why take landscape photographs?

    "Because it (the landscape) is there."

    Note: this is a paraphrase of Edmund Hillary, not Captain Kirk (as someone I know assumed).
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    Tripod for Arca M-line 10x8

    I have a Ries J-100 (I think that's the correct model number; I bought it used) and would recommend Ries to anyone looking for a tripod for large format. In stores I've looked at Bogen, Gitzo,...
  13. Lens lengths used by 19th century photographers

    I admire the work of such 19th century landscape photographers as F. Jay Haynes, Carleton Watkins, and Darius Kinsey, and have been trying to figure out how to achieve a similar look in my own work. ...
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