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Big thanks guys!!!

https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4384/3...bb76813b_b.jpg

Yesterday I had an opportunity to shoot in one of my favorite spots on the river under cloudy conditions, and I used 8X10 inch Bergger Pancro400, with the Deardorff (and Schneider Symmar-S 240mm lens). This negative was processed in Rodinal 1:25 for 7 minutes (slight pull). I felt like I was having "a Clyde Butcher moment", standing chest deep (wearing waders) in the river with my Deardoff!

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Superb work (as usual), Paul!

https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4404/...3e7f0a64_o.jpgYosemite by Abdullah AlGarzai, on Flickr

shot on tmax100 on a chamonix 4x5. forgot the lens but i think it was my fujinon 210

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https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4404/...3e7f0a64_o.jpgYosemite by Abdullah AlGarzai, on Flickr

shot on tmax100 on a chamonix 4x5. forgot the lens but i think it was my fujinon 210

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Great!

I have absolutely enjoyed following this thread over the last year. I'm happy to report, I'm the proud new owner of an emaculate Graphic View II. It will be a couple more months before I can put it through its paces. Still working on the B&W darkroom... its almost done. The last time I shot 4x5 was 32 years ago so it's been a while.

Welcome! Unfortunately I cannot offer any knowledge/experience addressing your question, but again, welcome!!

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I have absolutely enjoyed following this thread over the last year. I'm happy to report, I'm the proud new owner of an emaculate Graphic View II. It will be a couple more months before I can put it through its paces. Still working on the B&W darkroom... its almost done. The last time I shot 4x5 was 32 years ago so it's been a while.

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welcome back to the LF crowd! :)
all the best.

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Great!

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thanks guys