Searching for Steve Tribe---from Colorado

[Raymond Bleesz]

Searching for Steve Tribe as I understand he is a LF user and is knowledgeable regard odd LF camera gear.

Raymond

[Tim Meisburger]

Steven Tribe is Danish, knows everything about LF cameras, and is online now. If he is not on when you check, send him a PM.

[Steven Tribe]

I have been found and contacted!

PS. I am very British, although resident in Denmark.

"..Knows everything about LF camera..."

You must be joking or is this tongue in cheek!

".. odd LF camera gear.." - well, its standard British and continental design. That's why the camera was named "Albion"!

[Tim Meisburger]

I have been found and contacted!

PS. I am very British, although resident in Denmark.


I always heard you in my head in a Danish accent! Now it will be cockney...



"..Knows everything about LF camera..."

You must be joking or is this tongue in cheek!


You answered his question, right?

[Two23]

Dang, I was hoping there was another one, in Colorado.


Kent in SD

[Ari]

Dang, I was hoping there was another one, in Colorado.


Kent in SD

No, that's Stephen Tribe… :)

[Steven Tribe]

I always heard you in my head in a Danish accent! Now it will be cockney...


About accent - think Grammar School and UK Universities in the 60's and 70's. Approximates to standard BBC english before regional accents became a plus!

About the problem. The type is obvious - the Albion needs 1/1 plate holders from the explosive growth period of 1890 - WW1. But makes have slightly different sizes, usually only mm differences in width. It's best to buy a set of 3 plus and make the necessary modifications to have a complete set ready for 6 plus exposures.

[Andrew O'Neill]

About accent - think Grammar School and UK Universities in the 60's and 70's. Approximates to standard BBC english before regional accents became a plus!

:D