What was that film?

**Andrew O'Neill** · 25-Sep-2013, 13:10

I think they were a Nikon F, Hasselblad, and a Rollieflex.

**lenser** · 25-Sep-2013, 14:22

It's been long enough that I don't remember the Rollieflex, so thanks for that input. However, he does copy the one remained enlargement on a 4x5 that was set up in a copy station in his lab. That's the one I was looking for and I honestly don't recall which brand although I'm pretty sure that the design made it obvious. As to the Hasse, the era pretty much dictates that it must have been a 500C.

**E. von Hoegh** · 26-Sep-2013, 12:34

Originally Posted by lenser

Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. (snip)

Where the name for the car came from. http://www.brooklands.org.uk/index.p...id=96&Itemid=2

**Jess C** · 27-Sep-2013, 14:04

Originally Posted by ic-racer

Movie has a scene where the star is in his darkroom working and watching TV with a safe-light filter over it.

Not sure about the film but I believe Eugene Smith watched TV in his darkroom with a safe light filter over the screen when he spent days working in his darkroom.

**DannL** · 7-Oct-2013, 21:31

Watched "Splendor in the Grass" with Natalie Wood on the tube the other evening. There was a scene where the family was having their portrait taken with an old wooden 8x10 I suspect. But what I found interesting was how the "flash light" was utilized. Very interesting.