Large Format shop in Toronto area?

[Allen in Montreal]

Someone had once mentioned a shop that caters to LF in the TO area, at the time I was looking for Amidol etc. , can someone jog my rusty gray matter with the name or url of that shop?

[Hans Berkhout]

http://www.eightelmphoto.com/contact.htm

[Allen in Montreal]

Hi Hans,

That was not the one I am looking for, but thank you for a link to a new shop.

The site I saw stocked ULF film, chemistry, etc.

Allen

[r.e.]

Hi Hans,

That was not the one I am looking for, but thank you for a link to a new shop.

The site I saw stocked ULF film, chemistry, etc.

Allen

This is the only place that I know of that fits that description, in Burlington: www.bigcameraworkshops.com

[Allen in Montreal]

That would be the one,
thank you!

This is the only place that I know of that fits that description, in Burlington: www.bigcameraworkshops.com

[Ron Bose]

Bigcameraworkshops is not a store front, it's more like a photo studio.

Send Rob Skeoch (the proprietor) an email or call him, he'll tell you if he has the stuff you're looking for.

Burlington is about 40 minutes west of Toronto on the QEW/403 highway.

[Capocheny]

Allen,

Aside from the fact that Rob also shoots as a professional... he's a good guy to deal with too!

Cheers

[Allen in Montreal]

"Capocheny

Location: God's Country"

From Canada too eh?




Thank you for the link gents.

Allen,

Aside from the fact that Rob also shoots as a professional... he's a good guy to deal with too!

Cheers

[Sean Galbraith]

Downtown Camera has large format supplies, as to ElPro (5 Elm)

[bob carnie]

Nymoc in Toronto is my source for photochemical, not sure about Amidol.

Someone had once mentioned a shop that caters to LF in the TO area, at the time I was looking for Amidol etc. , can someone jog my rusty gray matter with the name or url of that shop?

Right see if i could help with it you can try google it or find it from yellow page.