Biggest "steal" you ever made...

[SAShruby]

Ouch.

[Andrew O'Neill]

Hi Peter,

You won't be needing your 12x20 then. Can I steal it from you?

[SAShruby]

Oh my D 8x20?

Nah, I'll keep it. Can you imagine 24"x60" printed in 360DPI having only 3x enlargements? I see it right in from of me!

[Andrew O'Neill]

Nope. The 12x20 will do just fine, thanks.

[sanking]

I don't have a real good steal story. But a friend of mine recently picked up a 11X14 Korona wooden field camera in great shape with extension back and four holders for $125. That turned me green with envy.

Sandy

[SAShruby]

Nope. The 12x20 will do just fine, thanks.

The only drawback is you can't put too many pictures on the wall

[bob carnie]

I think this one is one of the tops.

2000 sheets of tri x 5x7 film ( 20 100 sheet boxes )
mildly outdated ... 20$ ( none of it is fogged, and i am still shooting with it )

[Ash]

Not a big steal, but a nice surprise, a huge Spanish exhibition catalogue for a show of Goya's work, tiny bit of wrinkling on the pages from damp I guess - £1.50 in the charity shop. (Book is "Goya, Personajes y rostros" 9788489860179)

[cyrus]

Free devere 8x10 enlarger with lens.

[Richard M. Coda]

Back in the early 1980s... Edward Weston "A Life in Photographs" (clothbound/slipcased) AND a EW/CW print of China Cove... $130 new from Aperture.