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Working where you do I imagine you are aiming for the best quality possible. I owned an antiques business and always drooled over your inventory (figuratively speaking).

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Chamonix 410N3 Fp-4+

Here you go—

https://www.largeformatphotography.info/how-to-focus.html

Those are great—thanks! We evidently were all daredevils back in the 19th century...

I usually don't do many selfies—don't ask!

I use a Husky stubby driver for similar tasks. The blade is technically too thin, but it works fine. After all how tight do these screws need to be?
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Chicago El

Another 4x10—

I too put together a lightweight kit. I can't help much with current tripods, I use a Gitzo 1227 I bought about 25 years ago. I don't care for ball heads with large format and use a Manfrotto 406MG...

Chicago, Illinois—Last week

I don't really have much to add to what others have said. I have a 150 L and it is a fine lens, plus it's nice to have a bit of additional coverage.

And don't forget to wear the immaculate starched white shirt with your favorite tie. Dress for success! What could go wrong?

C'mon we know you're out there...

Hmm, my photo didn't show up!

I thought I would try to resuscitate this moribund thread.

Anyone else have 4x10s?

I agree with Vaughn, that's a conversation worth having.

Climax Photo is stocking polypropylene negative sleeves in sizes they used to only make on a custom basis. They also, of course, carry common sizes like 4x5, 5x7, and 8x10.

The larger sizes are:
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Dearly Departed Rocko

While you're waiting for your film you can listen the the longest piece of music—
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And when you’re not processing film you can use this set-up to prepare dinner. I like multipurpose tools

Foma 200 8x10— https://www.freestylephoto.biz/42028150-Foma-Fomapan-200-ISO-8x10-50-Sheets?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI6__w0enk7gIV3TizAB08GAtGEAQYAyABEgJb9fD_BwE

Thank you! The 4x5 is made of 1/8 inch acrylic (Plexiglass) that I had on hand. I don't remember what adhesive I used—it was a long time ago— but I think probably Epoxy. The 4x10 tray is 1/8 PVC and...

Thanks!

I’m so glad the holders worked out well. Stay safe and well!

I made 2 slosher type trays, one for 4x5 and one for 4x10. I used them with Pyrocat HD and minimal agitation. I have since switched to a JOBO for the convenience and so I can also run C-41.

I'm using a JOBO with expert drums.

I think your list is good. I would add a dilute acetic acid stop after the developer to prevent streaks because the Champion bleach is not acidic like Kodak...

I received the developer today. It is a single component concentrate and separate starter. I got packaging to make 5 liters at a time. We'll see how it goes, although I'm not expecting any problems...

Please let us know what you find out

I bought the developer from Miami Digital— miamidigitalinc.com. I only bought developer as I had everything else on hand. Champion bleach has no acetic acid so a dilute acid stop bath I think will be...

Just like with black and white chemistry Kodak has supply issues with their color chemicals too. My supplier of C-41 suggested I try Champion chemistry instead of Kodak. He said that he has several...

Some questions—

What format are you shooting? 4x5, 8x10...
Are you contact printing or enlarging? Optical enlarger or scans? What size prints?

Almost no matter your answers I would use FP-4....

"There are those days when as a photographer it seems as if the world is collaborating with you and the pictures come in a rush. We need days such as this to counter the ones where we toil away at an...

We have one of those in a park behind our home. Lots of kid books cycle through. I think they're a great idea as is Ms. Milrany's idea to make hers a gallery.

See: littlefreelibrary.org

I would like to add that dumping warm moist air into a cold attic is not best practice. It is much better to exhaust to the great outdoors so moisture doesn't condense and cause havoc with the...

I have no experience with Pyrocat M, but use a lot of 4x5 T-Max 400 in Pyrocat HD in a JOBO Expert drum. I use 2 baths of developer, each for 1/2 of the time as I find that Pyrocat oxidizes rather...

You can contact Hugo Zhang who is the US rep for Chamonix cameras either here on the forum or at hugoz_2000 AT yahoo DOT com. I'm sure he can answer any questions you might have.

Thanks Oren! You're so much better at this stuff than I am...

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Not quite. I have a 150mm Componon in a Compur shutter that I bought because it was cheap and looked like it had never been used. The lens works well at close distances, but is weaker at infinity...