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hi Jim. im not talking specifically about the olde polaroid swinger cameras I'm talking about the 1999-200x graflock back conversions mr G LIttman...

Welcome to the forum from the Highlands of Scotland. Mike

I just realized that I had watched your video on the intrepid black. Thank you. That's what I ended up with.

Thanks, Sal. So far I've resisted offering 3-section tripods only because I wanted to keep folded length reasonable while offering taller tripods....

Not necessarily relevant to this immediate question/thread, but an input for the future. There's a maximum extended height (all leg sections fully...

It's been a few years since I've flown with film, but when I've asked for hand inspection, they just swab the exterior and lip of the Ziplock I keep...

Thanks for all this information. Down the road I think I would like one of those non modern designs. My initial concern was that maybe some of...

Caltar-W II 3 1/2" (90mm) f:8 Multicoating Calumet

What pound said! Ditto!

Slight correction to the above: The L2 will be offered in both 65" tall and 58" tall versions for the time being. After the 65" tripods are gone,...

1965 V, not IV.

Oddly enough I was looking into the serial number when I found this forum. Linhof Technika IV 79652 Thank you!

Peter, Yes the legs have a 3/16" thread on the bottom. The tripod comes with spikes and rubber feet. We had to develop a new rubber foot for this...

Hmmm. It's quite interesting that someone has been working at Epson for the past 200 years to monitor all this, and that they waited 185 yrs before...

Next show is Sun. June 26th. That's the day after the PhotoFair at Seawood Cameras in San Rafael, CA. A two-fer weekend! Don't miss out!

Drew, I think you may have missed the beginning of he thread. I'm trying to avoid a texturing pattern on a diffusing material above the negative...

Circle of confusion? Why make it confusing by even going down that rabbit hole? It's easy enough just to make experimental test strips and see if...

Ari, do the bottom of the legs have 3/16" threads for things like spikes? One thing I'd like to see is accurate levels on the clamp visible from...

IIRC he was especially active maybe 15-25 years ago. His old website, www.littman45single.com, is now apparently occupied by malware squatters. ...

I would have thought in the case of an enlarger depth of field is at the negative stage and depth of focus would be at the paper plane.

Thanks, Neal. I was thinking we already have the 72"-tall Atlas 42-L4, so it would be better to have more of a height difference in these two...

A couple of time mine were in twenty-something degrees Fahrenheit, when I accidentally dropped the meter is snowmelt streams.

I think you would then want the original design as well . I don't think you would like the shorter one for most studio and urban work.

I doubt seriously if it is still being made. I remember them from many years, maybe 40-50, ago.

For this experiment, obviously it did. I have only heard statements like yours often repeated, but never seen the results.

With hand check they might open one of the packages since they can tell you've resealed them. So, send it back. On my trips my final day will include...

Another hello from the peninsula.

Thanks Peter!

Nicely done, Richard!

O'Hare Airport

Related to this discussion - many Nikon lenses in Copal shutters came with 5-blade irises. Then at some point they had 7-blade irises instead. These...

Drone video to share, North CA coastside. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VsUVUyCcfq4 Bernice

I just received the Atlas 42-L2 tripod. It's the most beautiful, amazing tripod I've ever laid eyes on. Truly a wonder among tripods. A freakin'...

Hello from Fresno

Lucky you! I loved many parts of CA and OR but knew I could never live there

Wild Sun by TIN CAN COLLEGE, on Flickr

One of my favorites is in Weston. lol And one of my favorite lens/shutter is in US stop.