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    Hello from Los Angeles

    Hi all,

    I've been lurking around while researching a LF camera. Decided to finally join in so I can fully participate in all the discussions. Nice to have a place on the net where everyone is still gushing over film!

    Terence

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    Re: Hello from Los Angeles

    Welcoem to the forum Terrence.
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    Re: Hello from Los Angeles

    Welcome to the Forum and feel free to ask anything anytime ...long as it relates to LF photography.

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    Re: Hello from Los Angeles

    Welcome from Vancouver, BC... in Canada.

    Are you thinking 4x5 or larger?

    Cheers
    Life in the fast lane!

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    Re: Hello from Los Angeles

    Quote Originally Posted by Capocheny
    Welcome from Vancouver, BC... in Canada.

    Are you thinking 4x5 or larger?

    Cheers
    I don't know why it wouldn't be. Tried to get any 12x20 Velvia lately? Sometimes, 4x5 is the biggest you can go.
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    Re: Hello from Los Angeles

    Quote Originally Posted by roteague
    I don't know why it wouldn't be. Tried to get any 12x20 Velvia lately? Sometimes, 4x5 is the biggest you can go.
    Hi Rob,

    Are you referring to Michael's question of, "Is 4x5 even LF any more?"

    As for 12x20, it probably IS more of a challenge to get in that size except from some of the specialty sellers.

    However, you can still get film in 5x7, 8x10, and 11x14 sizes though...

    Cheers
    Life in the fast lane!

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    Re: Hello from Los Angeles

    Quote Originally Posted by Capocheny
    Hi Rob,

    Are you referring to Michael's question of, "Is 4x5 even LF any more?"

    As for 12x20, it probably IS more of a challenge to get in that size except from some of the specialty sellers.

    However, you can still get film in 5x7, 8x10, and 11x14 sizes though...

    Cheers
    Have you tried getting Velvia in any size other than 4x5 or 8x10 lately? I hope you have a really big budget....
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    Re: Hello from Los Angeles

    Quote Originally Posted by roteague
    Have you tried getting Velvia in any size other than 4x5 or 8x10 lately? I hope you have a really big budget....
    Nope... nobody said it was going to be cheap! Or, easily accessible in large, large sizes!

    LOL... I'm a little bit mystified by your jumping off point from my question of "Are you thinking 4x5 or larger" to your answer of "I don't know why it wouldn't be. Tried to get any 12x20 Velvia lately? Sometimes, 4x5 is the biggest you can go."

    Anyway, would you re-read this thread?

    Cheers
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    Re: Hello from Los Angeles

    Greetings from the midwest. With the way things in ULF are going, is 4x5 even LF any more? I once worked a little with a truly UULF camera--19 ft long, 5x7 ft back 7x9 ft copy board, lens like the port hole in a steamer. I could have slept in it!

    Any way welcome aboard, and the water is fine!
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    Re: Hello from Los Angeles

    Welcome. Terence. FYI There are two members of this forum who currently have LF shows in LA, Chris Jordan is showing his Katrina series at the Paul Kopeikin Gallery in LA and I have a show at Freestyle Photographics through Nov. 14.
    Thanks,
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