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18x24cm tintype

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13x18cm ambrotype

Both Wray aerial 20"f6.3 + 2400ws

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Old harbor warehouse, Dortmund
24x18cm ambrotype, 20"f6.3 Wray aerial @f16&12sec

Chiming in just to drop an alternative to professional studio gear:

My wet plates are done on a budget and sometimes out doors, so I´ve searched for cheap and mobile akku flash. I ended up with 2...

20"f6.3 & 36"f6.3 into Land Rover Santana Series 2a 109 HT

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These cars were built under incense in Spain at Santana and featured a horizontally split rear door....

Thanks for your excursion into negatives and enlarging. I'm not yet cured from that idea, but will continue my wet plate journey with direct prints first.

Ive recommended the Intrepid camera and...

Interesting attempt, Where are you located in Europe, when you are going to Vienna for a workshop?

I would not dare to sell a wet plate for money after a single crash course and some training....

Well, Ive managed to find "SAMSON" from Quick-Set inc., Northbrook, Ill., the tripod which supports the 36"f6.3 and the 20"f6.3 in my DIY 11x14 camera with Pakhard shutter, I'm using for wet plate....

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6x6cm Tintype, Flexo TLR, f4.5/7.5cm @ f6.3, 2x 1200ws Jinbei DC1200

Awesome! ...your other new plate is pretty amazing, too.

I want one. Who is doing Dags in Europe?

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13x18cm/5"x7" ambrotype
20" f6.3 Wray/Dallmeyer aerial lens, fully open; in DIY 11x14 camera
2x (800/400=1200ws) = 2400ws Jinbei DC1200 flash

I´d say, its hesitation marks. Horizontally sensitized plates tend to flow a bit and may not submerge evenly...

Hello,
somehow, this pretty informative thread is lacking one crucial info:

Which format does the 14" F5.6 14A/3140 Air Ministry lens cover?
Was it used in 9" film cameras or in 4.5"? Will it...

Hi there,

very old post, but I´m pretty curious how you are doing with this lens. Your pics on flickr are very nice and the mount, you´ve built for the lens, looks very like this moster of glass...