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    Re: Idiot's Guide to Film Holders

    Grafmatics have been selling for about $50 over the past few days. I'm tempted but like the flexibility of cut film holders, and never seem to need the speed afforded by a grafmatic.

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    Re: Idiot's Guide to Film Holders

    I see a spring back with glass that should fit my back...$45.
    Cut film holders are pretty cheap.

    I'm going to pull the trigger on that spring back. I kind of like the idea of being able to compose on glass now and again. Heck, I gave that camera interchangeable pinholes. Might as well interchange them.

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    Re: Idiot's Guide to Film Holders

    Spring back might be more versatile.

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    Hope so. I also just bought 7 film holders for 38 shipped.

    Now, if I can just get that 4990 scanner I'm trying to steal, I'll be all set.

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    Re: Idiot's Guide to Film Holders

    Fun project ... please post some pictures when you've got them.

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    I will post some. I love my pinhole and I've been thinking of going 4x5 for so long now....

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    I take pinhole shots with 35mm and 120, but not 4x5 yet. It's too sharp!

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    Well, that didn't work out worth a hoot.

    The spring back/ground glass thing won't fit my grafmatic back. Now I have a useless ground glass and 7 film holders on the way that I don't need.

    Back to ebay to look for a grafmatic film holder.

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    Re: Idiot's Guide to Film Holders

    Oh, that is a shame. I think you meant "graflok back' rather than 'grafmatic back', though. Can you post a pic of the back of your camera - the only pic of the back you currently show has the roll film holder attached. Also post a pic (or the auction number) of the GG spring back you bought. It's getting hard to guess from written descriptions.

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    Re: Idiot's Guide to Film Holders

    That's funny...I found the thread here where I originally showed the camera and asked what it was.
    So Brian, you've seen it before: http://www.largeformatphotography.in...ad.php?t=31524

    Here is the ebay listing for the back I bought...which, I guess, I'll re-list on ebay.
    http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=250332872132

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