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Here is a photo of the lens. I am going to mount it and take a look tomorrow when I get a chance.

Anybody have any experience with the Goerz 12" F11 process lens on 8x10? I have access to one, but I don't know if its worth going through the hassle of getting it. I would like to see if anyone...

I would love to see some examples of images taken with this lens if anybody has any scans.

whoa.. That would be awesome. Im going to have to try and mount it on my 8 x 10 and do some landscapes.

I accidentally duplicated my thread

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I was able to rescue this lens from possibly going to the scrap heap mounted on a process camera. I can’t find much info on it other than it has some pretty good coverage for a smaller lens. Any...

Here is a picture of the hand written card that was pinned on the inside lid of the box the lens came in. Not sure if this information is useful in determining F stop. I find it funny that the card...

I am looking to start using this lens for some wet plate photos but am having difficulty determining F stop. Trying to convert the scale on the lens from mm to F stop. I know there are numerous...

My smaller plate holder hasn’t been delivered yet. I didn’t have the patience to wait. ��

I finally took a photo with this lens. It was my very first Wet plate 8x10 using the Bostick Sullivan chemistry. I think I over exposed a bit and I might have not developed long enough because I...

The next design I make will definitely have ribbing. I am just getting started with fusion 360. It’s almost too much for a new user. The fact that for 20$ I can have custom caps for each lens is...

I actually wound up drilling a hole at a right angle in the round knob and then one down the center into the hand. It turns out that the 3D print utilizes a honeycomb paternities inside the larger...

I think the rubber cap I made conforms and fits a little too well. Sliding it on and off causes a little bit of suction and is causing the radial drive on the lens to move..... back to the drawing...

I made one out of multiple layers of cardstock glue together and thin leather glued over the top. I let it sit for two weeks before putting it on lens due to glue fumes from contact cement.

I needed a lens cap for my Harrison lens. I was contemplating on making one because I had previously made one for my 16 1/2 Voigtländer. It was a Pain in the A$$ to say the least with gluing...

The wet plate holder is nice but mine is slightly smaller than actually 8 x 10. It’s a bit of a pain to cut tin plates down

It looks like I’m on the hunt for either new plate holders or 5 x 7 back

I recently picked up a wooden 5 x 7 plate holder and was surprised to see that it doesn't fit my 5 x 7 film back. The plate holder is double sided and is wider than the 5 x 7 backs that I have. ...

wow.. awesome setups

Its a KODAK 2D, Looks to be in pretty good condition. I have had some older field cameras where the bellows were roached beyond repair. It tested the bellows with a flashlight and they seem good.

Thanks for the suggestions. I have a chance to buy an older Kodak field camera with the large front standard and separate back extension. It definitely is not a lightweight camera, but I will be...

I am wondering what is everybody using when they are shooting outside using a heavy brass lens? I currently have 2 studio cameras and they work fine for my CC Harrison and Voigtländer but I don’t...

Sounds good. If anybody here on the forum can use them in a lens let me know.

I was cleaning out the case that my Francais casket lenses came in and underneath the bottom of the upholstery in the case was a small brown leather case with Waterhouse stops from "J.H. Dallmeyer...

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Finished product... well not really. The 3D printed part is actually hollow with a honeycomb like structure inside to save both weight and materials. Next time I would have it printed...

I realized when it printed that it could probably hold a 40 pound lens ��. Thank god it’s going on a 9x9” lens board

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Had it printed. Feels super strong and lens fits. Best 20$ I’ve spent in photo gear in a long time. ��

I saw his stuff. Hopefully my simple lens flange look 1/10 as good as his stuffed

I decided to try my hand at designing the flange in 3D CAD software then have someone print it out in ABS plastic for me. I figured that it was worth the $20 to give it a try. Anybody else use 3D...

Pure dumb luck honestly. An old friend saw this for sale at a garage sale in their neighborhood. They remembered that I loved shooting film so they sent me a few pictures of the lens and a few other...

That makes sense now. I already have a 16.5” F4.5 Voigtländer Helier that I use on the studio camera for 8x10 and its a pretty hefty lens. The Harrison is slightly smaller. Looks like it’s time to...

Just mounted the lens in my century studio camera and I was actually having difficulty getting the lens to focus on the ground glass because the bellows were not compressing enough. Granted the...

Yeah I’m not too familiar with these wet plate lenses and cameras. I’m converting back from digital. I found the lens, an 8 x 10 century camera, graflex rear focal plane shutter for sale 800 miles...

I just picked up a beautiful old lens at a garage sale and could use a little info. I know that it’s from the last year Harrison made lenses from the serial number chart here in the forums but other...

Here is a pic of the knob on one side of the lens. The issue is that just in front of the knob the lens flares a bit so I can’t cut slots into a brass tube because it would hit prior to be able to...

It is definitely the 2 "knob" style mount. I said bayonet because I have an antique car that uses the bayonet style light bulbs that the lens reminds me of. My machinist is capable of doing it and...

I was just wondering what does everybody do when they purchase a lens that is missing the lens mounting flange? Machine a new one? Hunt for one online? The issue I am having is that the lens set I...

Which book? I would love to read it. I just purchased a wet plate holder from Europe.... this can get expensive..lol

Nah not visiting..... starting to get out of digital and back into analog processes. I’ve been pretty lucky actually I just picked up a Voigtländer Heliar 480mm 4.5 and a stenopeika plate holder...

The serial number is 19040
and underneath it has inscribed Trousse #3.