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[Vaughn]

Hah okey Will see if I can get ahold of it =) thanks

But the Earl Grey smells so good! Too bad the smell washes out of the print.

The toning worked well! I still prefer the blue!

Vaughn

[tilberien]

Still Life - 8x10", exp. 16 minutes, Foma 100, Rodinal 1:200, dev. 30 minutes, Van Dyke

[csant]

Still Life - 8x10", exp. 16 minutes, Foma 100, Rodinal 1:200, dev. 30 minutes, Van Dyke

Beautiful. No better homage to Sudek could be done from a Czech photographer!

[tilberien]

Beautiful. No better homage to Sudek could be done from a Czech photographer!

Thanx, yes - Sudek's still-life is best.

[Jim Fitzgerald]

I'm going to post this image in a couple of places for all to see. I shot this with Jim Galli's 275 Ediscop F-8 lens that is really only half a lens. I'm glad I own this lens. This is also shot on x-ray film and printed in carbon.

[Hugo Zhang]

Hi Jim,

I like the glow and what size of negative, 8x10? I put my front element of that 150mm lens and it seems to cover 810 ground glass.

I need to take some pictures.

Hugo

[Jim Fitzgerald]

Hi Jim,

I like the glow and what size of negative, 8x10? I put my front element of that 150mm lens and it seems to cover 810 ground glass.

I need to take some pictures.

Hugo

Hugo, come on now you know I don't shoot anything smaller than 8x10! This is an 8x10 contact print. Yes, take some pictures!!

[Tri Tran]

Hugo, come on now you know I don't shoot anything smaller than 8x10! This is an 8x10 contact print. Yes, take some pictures!!

Nice tone and the so the glows. Don't blame on Hugo as we are getting older we forget the math .

[Hugo Zhang]

Tri，

Take the rear element of your Hermagis Eidoscope #2 and put the lens back to your 14x17 and you will love the reflected images on the ground glass. I tried this on my 16x20 an hour ago and it covered and it is very sharp when you stop down and lovely glow at wide open.

Hugo

[Jim Fitzgerald]

Tri，

Take the rear element of your Hermagis Eidoscope #2 and put the lens back to your 14x17 and you will love the reflected images on the ground glass. I tried this on my 16x20 an hour ago and it covered and it is very sharp when you stop down and lovely glow at wide open.

Hugo

See, I give ideas free of charge! I just need to find a bigger Edioscop!