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[Professional]

What should i choose, none or 4x5? i have 3 4x5 cameras and i only used one of them for only 5 sheets so far, 4 came out and 1 was lost because 1 of the 4 is double exposed.

[StoneNYC]

What should i choose, none or 4x5? i have 3 4x5 cameras and i only used one of them for only 5 sheets so far, 4 came out and 1 was lost because 1 of the 4 is double exposed.

So, not so professional?

Just kidding around, but yes put 4x5

[jnantz]

hi tim

i think an 8x10 ( 18x24 ) size that would be convertible ( sides slide in or out in case
it is the bigger size of the 2 like a yankee tank is able to convert down to 110 or 120 size film )
and something similar to a peg or rubber stop like unicolor drums have for stacking 2 sheets of 4x5
in the tank-ribs might be useful, it seems that a lot of folks shooting
larger than 8x10 might be using film that can be processed by inspection with a safelight ( X-ray ), paper or other
( self coated )materials. my formats above 8x10 are 7x11, 11x14, 22x14, 16x20, and 7x21, but i don't bother with film
its not worth the extra $$/sheet when equating the the added hassle of processing it.

good luck with your project!
john