"The Twins, 1952 and 1988 4x5 Specials, Ser 122 & 2204"
So beautiful twins!
"The Twins, 1952 and 1988 4x5 Specials, Ser 122 & 2204"
So beautiful twins!
In case you missed it.Originally Posted by formatoff
Last edited by Daniel Unkefer; 11-Jun-2017 at 10:55.
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One of my 4x5 Normas with 47mm F8 Super Angulon on Norma recessed board. Very nice for 2x3"/6x9cm film
Hardest item to find was the swiveling 90 degree cable release adapter.
In the lower left hand corner you can see my Norma 75mm F8 Super Angulon, on manually-operating Norma rabbit-ear board. This lens works with the Sinar Norma shutters and has the correct Schneider Center Filter for the 75mm F8 Very quick to use
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― Mark Twain
Wow; the red bellows is a nice touch!At the just opened Kickerillo-Mischer Preserve in NW Harris County Texas today. The Toyo 810M got a workout, and was a curiosity for several people walking by. With Fujinon 360mm lens.
Nice. Who did your bellows? Are you happy with it, and, if I may ask, what was the cost?
I have an 810MII that would look good in red.
At the just opened Kickerillo-Mischer Preserve in NW Harris County Texas today. The Toyo 810M got a workout, and was a curiosity for several people walking by. With Fujinon 360mm lens.
that is a fun and creative image. looks misty. I bet the neg looks lovely on a light table.
The seller I bought it from had it made for him. Here is all the info I have. Red bellows is from Rudy, Ebay seller ecbuyonline2008.
Making some pictures up on the Skyline Drive in Shenandoah NP. This Arca Swiss came to me recently, its a left handed conversion done by Jack Dykinga.
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