Oooooooh. Nice camera. So where in The Valley are you?
Correct my calculations if wrong:
Given a scanner capable of 2300 spi, we get 2300 x 2300 pixels per square inch. That is 5.29 million or 5.29 MP/square inch.
A 5x7 inch sheet of film at 4.75 x 6.75, has roughly 32 square inches of useable space, so that old-timer of yours will give you 32 x 5.29 MP or roughly 170 megapixels per shot.
I went to Freestyle today and bought 2 boxes of Ilford FP4 (25 sheets).. something obvious but I haven't realized was how hard it is to load 5x7 in a 4x5 size changing bag! I need to get a bigger changing bag now. Now waiting for my lens boards and ground glass and I'm good to go.
I ordered my ground glass from Steve and I should have it by friday or saturday. I should have my new lens board tomorrow. Project is coming along nicely.
I got my first lens board today, I used it to mount a Caltar/Rodenstock 180mm lens. I can officially take pictures. I will do that tomorrow morning, I also should get the ground glass tomorrow or saturday.
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