My answer would be the same which I use for copying artwork, vertically or horizontally, either way. Just place a mirror flat in the middle of your subjet, and when you see the image of the camera...
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My answer would be the same which I use for copying artwork, vertically or horizontally, either way. Just place a mirror flat in the middle of your subjet, and when you see the image of the camera...
Just a remark:
The Horseman 6x12 film back is sort of symmetrical - you can load the mechanism either way inside the "covers". This is a great help if you have the camera in an awkward position...
Sinar 6x12 width is 112 mm - I remember it from doubling the width of Hasselblad 6x6 which is 56 mm square... The advantages of the Sinar back over the Horseman (I use both, though) is a little...
Pete,
you are perfectly right... Using a 300/5.6 in my 8x10 would give visually very much the same depth of field (and perspective, which only defines the point where I'm shooting). Actually, I...
Still trying to find this gem. This lens was manufactured until the end of '70s when the Komuranon line was dis continued. I think they still make enlarging lenses...
F/2.8 means big chunk of...
Bill,
I use a bunch of Lisco Regal II's when I work indoors. I like the hooks, they are one step safer if I manage to grab the holder at the darkslice. When working behind the camera, I haven't...
I am new to this newsgroup, and I think this question has been around from time to time:
what do you folks use for developing your 8x10" film, hardware-vise?
I have a Unidrum processor which...
I bought a Nova Print Pod Processor just the other day. The price was so cheap that I just couldn't resist... Anyway, the processor seems to be designed exclusively for 8x10" prints, and in the...
Maybe you could consult someone from arts and crafts, a person who makes billfol ds and belts etc. The vinyl leatherettes of my Toyo Field (or the glue) could not take the freezin g climate of...