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    I broke my focusing screem!

    I just broke the focusing screem of my Linhof Technika III while I was trying to clean it ( yes, I know...). I saw that BH sells replacement screens but Bob Sal omon recently answered someone that it will not fit the III. Any idea for a repl acement part? Can I adapt the new Linhof glass? Is it possible to just use a nor mal glass jet-sanded and cut to fit the camera? Thank you all!

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    I broke my focusing screem!

    Sorry to piggyback on your question, but I have the same problem with my Crown Graphic. Little help anyone?

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    I broke my focusing screem!

    There was an article in one of the issues of View Camera that told how to make your own which would be a little more labor intensive but a lot cheaper. Pat

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    I broke my focusing screem!

    Beattie screens will fit and are alot brighter. Maxwell screens are made for your camera also and somewhere in the archives is his phone. They (Maxwell) are apparently brighter and finer ... and less expensive but I don't have one, I use Beatties in all my cameras. www.intenscreen.com I think for Beatties

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    David Vickery
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    I broke my focusing screem!

    Why not go to the hardware store and buy a 4x5 piece of Lexan, and use sandpaper on one side(or sand blast). You would never be able to break that stuff. I'm using it on all of my cameras. No problems.
    Sudek ambled across my mind one day and took his picture. Only he knows where it is.
    David Vickery

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    I broke my focusing screem!

    Bosscreen-Stabilix, as I mentioned time and time again, many previously entries on this forum good luck

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