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With my Chamonix at the Race Track, Death Valley.

Mule.

I'll second Mr. Sherck's suggestion of the Calumet CC-400. It's a beast, but it's cheap and will allow you to find out what you want/need in a large format camera before investing a lot of money. ...

Poop.

David, there may be hope. These guys claim to be doing just that.

http://www.the-impossible-project.com/

- Dave

Mine has cleared customs!! :)

OMG!! I have no idea what you should do, but those are the gnarliest bellows I have ever seen! :eek: If you succeed, please post the story.

I have a bag bellows arriving with my Chamonix 45N-1 in July.

For my needs (proofing), the Fuji film (FP-100C45) is working out great; I should have switched sooner. My trouble is with the film holder. The Fuji instant film back (PA-45) is back-ordered...

I almost paid $360 for a Fuji PA-45 back ($117 new). :eek: Thankfully someone saved me from myself by placing a higher bid at the last minute.

Does anyone know if the major camera retailers...

For 4x5, I use 75, 90, 150, 210, and 300.

Absinthe,

Your camera is a Calumet CC-402. I have a love/hate relationship with two of them. Look up Kirk Gittings if you need more info.

-Dave

I have some 4x5 transparencies from Yosemite that I'd like to print myself in B&W. Can anyone recommend a lab that will do this? I live in LA and A&I says they don't do this type of thing anymore. ...