Originally Posted by Thom Bennett
cast iron... Shows you how heavy it was, it wasn't enough I had to add some pieces of wood... lol
People tell me they are no good even as doorstops. However, they work well as paperweights around the office - good conversation-openers at job interviews...Hey is it one of those new......... eh DSLR's they talk so much about? Wow I'm jealou....................... well not really
just unpacked my....8x10 chamonix camera...I'm like a kid
N°71
what a beauty!
just wanted to share my joy
Drool.....just unpacked my....8x10 chamonix camera...I'm like a kid
N°71
what a beauty!
just wanted to share my joy
That's what I want to get with my tax return....
What lens is on that,
my old industar37 and still wetplate process, but maybe I'll buy some real lens with shutter one day (when I finish every do-able photos with the industar37)
Why spend all that money on a super light weight camera only to do wet plate and a heavy shutter less lens? Ahh!!! You're all crazy I tell ya!
Also, do what works for your photography of course, I just personally would have gone a different direction with that one.
I switched from vageeswari cause I needed front swing
need to buy some holders to shoot film, paper negative and all sorts of regular gentleman stuffs...
But now I have to eat rice for the next 25 years...
Rice is good, but you are quite thin already.
Congratulations on your new camera.
One piece at time, and you now have a good bed (pun) to build on!
I switched from vageeswari cause I needed front swing
need to buy some holders to shoot film, paper negative and all sorts of regular gentleman stuffs...
But now I have to eat rice for the next 25 years...
In that case, I suggest Dehradun Basmati.I switched from vageeswari cause I needed front swing
need to buy some holders to shoot film, paper negative and all sorts of regular gentleman stuffs...
But now I have to eat rice for the next 25 years...
Kumar
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