SINAR - a whole outfit including a lens if you look around a bit.
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SINAR - a whole outfit including a lens if you look around a bit.
5x7 is a perfect move up for those weaned on 35mm film.
How many films do you need? Most I know who shoot fine images have one or two films they use. Get to know them well so the technical is...
Are you sure it was in house? I know he raided some of his jobbers cameras because his bellows maker was not able to get some done for him. Had the impression it was a guy outside his company doing...
Who made the kid leather bellows for Wisner cameras?
"wider" and "narrower"? Are you talking slot canyons or lenses?
How about open up and stop down?
The bastardization of 'carbon pigment' is alive and well here. Instead of stealing the name of traditional and historical methods, get your own. I prefer the name a friend uses: Pixelographs.
No true images can be taken with a View Camera unless one uses a Ries wooden tripod. ;-)
Sure is a lot more expensive than Ilford Delta 100.
http://www.amazon.com/Utah-II-Bill-Ratcliffe/dp/0912856653
I know the book above was done with one B&J and a 10 inch Commercial Ektar lens, using Ektachrome 4x5 film.
He had 13 Audubon magazine...
For the same reason some of us still have and ride a Vincent Black Shadow and BMW R90s..., we enjoy the whole experience.
As for Philips cameras, beautiful and a lot for Dick Philips to be proud of. Well made and he is one of the finest gentleman around.
Would love to have one but he never made them with bellows long...
If you buy anything from them and actually want to get it - do so on EBay.
He fills EBay auction orders immediately. Others seem to be a matter of 'I'll do it when I get around to it'.