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Peter Fonda is alive and well.

OH, so far my fav of the series. Happy new year!

Quite nice. Very nice. But I think you may need a housecleaner.... Unless of course, you like it like that then by all means, whatever makes you happy! J/K. It is very lovely shot.

That's an amazing tip!

Ditto. I'm guessing forward tilt on the back? That's just a guess, I'd like to know to to be sure.

Beautiful shot!!

Question, I haven't done LF night shots before. Do you guys go and set up near nighttime, so you can focus, frame, etc and wait patiently and then shoot? I can't imagine you can...

I used to have this mentality with smaller format. I just went out with Nikon or whatever with a 35mm f/2.0. After trying to carry so many things in a case with 8x10, and all that stuff, lately I...

Nice one! Wait, what's he dipping in the cup? Is this some strange Oslo'oan holiday thing? Here in America, we just eat really bad food, drink til we puke, and generally be in a bad mood with the...

I'm an ex-NewYorkah. I talked to my brother and friends and the consensus is "do not come to NYC right now".

Great explanations!

You guys are cracking me up. I need another bingo card and some jello.

Looks similar in perspective on my 8x10 with the 159mm wolly. I don't know 5x7 lenses so maybe someone who can use that math thing to convert 159mm to 5x7 format

So many things to look at in this photo. I love it!

Stunning!! But you can't fool me! It's says "portra" right on it! :)

Ohhh, I've been dreaming of AZ lately. I need to go on a road trip. This stay-at-home for 2020 is killing me.

A friend of mine works for a chip manufacturing company. Computer chips. He's a C level exec. On our drunken backyard get togethers, he would say things, "oh photo tech is pretty cool huh?" All...

love it!! I use those air packs that come in boxes from my drunken Amazon late night orders.

As I get older, the more peace, quiet and zen I want. My bedroom in the 'burbs of SoCal

Chamonix 4x5, Arista 100, HC110B, 6min. I forgot the exposure. 2 seconds f/16 or something like that
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Oh la la! I love Death Valley. I need to go back soon

NICE!! I love wide angle portraits in any sized film!

Oh man, poor guy.

But...how do you now it is really dead? The are like Shrodinger's pet

Oh sweeet! yep, that's ded alright.

That's some Dwight Shrute stuff right there.

#3 for me. We all live busy lives. I used to do this work professionally (assisting and lab work). What I found in life was "it's better to make $ and do the things you like on the side". That's...

Ahhh, making all sense now!!

Okay, processed 3 sheets. Well, turned out to be 4. I didn't realize I had 2 sheets in one slot. Amateur hour! Turns out that was the best shot too.

First one,...

Are they built differently from when it used to be just paper safes? Like are the baffles or light proofing bends different? I've used it before at work as a paper safe but we used it mostly for RC...

Ah okay, I see. Does it matter if I do reflective metering or incident reading? I usually use a an old Sekonic one, the studio type one. I'm just used to it.

Huh, after so many years I never thought of putting my film in a paper safe!

Well, what do you know! Always something learning here.

I just got back from Ikea and I saw these, I thought maybe if someone was looking for 8x10 sizes I think these should work.

https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/kuggis-box-with-lid-white-60280205/

Not sure what you mean but this is what I pictured as you were saying that.

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whoop! Got my "flat bottom girls" in today from B&H. Nice quality on those. Not like old school ceramic quality but not bad. I'll mark it "ONLY FOR XRAY".

I will develop Fuji HR-U today. ...

Beautiful!

Very lovely!

Man, I thought I knew my way around Death Valley. Well, I guess only on the road, never really hiked there. But I've cycled there many many times.

Kitchen stores have something called bain marie trays. usually full size,half size, quarter size. They are usually stainless steel. Maybe craigslist or offerup and look at the used kitchen places...

Yah, I was thinking about casserole dishes as well. Good thinking. They are heavy though. And what if the wifey decides to make a tuna caserole one day and you need to process?

These are great. I really like the way they are lit.

Good to know thanks. I have the 4x5 version of this. I emailed Tim and he said they haven't done extensive testing with 2 sided. I'll probably get this later on maybe next year.

I think this...

Sweeeping!

Me as well. Everytime I shoot there, everything just looks grey, and grey, and more grey on film. Wonderful shot Vaughn

f'ing eh! Love it!