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Here's my 5x7 Premo with bag bellows for a Ektar 127mm lens Works well with limited movement. Currently I'm in Colombia having a great time with it. Good conversation starter. Lab owner in Bogota wanted to display it. At 67 and retired it provides a lot of joy.
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9" Kershaw Soft Focus lens courtesy of Eddie Gunks
nice developing rig there---that is 5x7 metal cages that fit in a regular tank???? looks like it actually works for negatives---this is stainless???? or plastic held together with zipties? 127 on 5x7 seems to work...this is ANOTHER thing I have ignored--nice camera setup too---I usually try to try everything---everywhere else I looked they say 127 BARELY is useful on 4x5...but you get 5x7 from the pics it looks ok...good thing I gots one to try out!Quote:
Originally Posted by WmRenick
John
I use a plastic mesh (gutter guards) in a double 120 tank for 4x5s and a tea canister for the 5x7s. Works really well. Never had any problems with scratching (emulsion on the inside). Generally I use rodinal or hc110 @ 1:100 stand developing. Keeping it all basic is a bonus for me. Yes 127 on5x7 was a surprise for me too. Though I've seen a 5x7 hobo with a 90 on it.
Hope you do well.
Well it's no field camera ... hiking DOWN to the river was no problem, just took awhile hiking back up.
Redneck O Winston Link wanna be :)
deardorff 810 with 45 back
flashbulb contraption
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My Dear Sweet P-2.....digi-compromised.
And image....
We also travel together in a LowePro....at my age, quite a feat!
She never fails me.
I, her, though.....
Cool! Complete with a vintage Ford! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by atlcruiser
Sorry to double dip. Toyo 45AII with Mr. Galli mid-19th century no name meniscus. Still trying to get the hang of this lens.
RSW45 this morning attempting to shoot relatively close with a lens this camera totally wasn't designed for - Fuji 300/8 Tele.
And yes, the tripod isn't level.....