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    Yanke Ground Glass/ Fresnel

    I need a brighter ground glass for my Technika V.
    Has someone tried the "Yanke Ultra Bright Fresnel + Ground Glass 4x5" ?
    ( http://cgi.ebay.at/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?...26otn%3D2#shId )

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    Re: Yanke Ground Glass/ Fresnel

    Yes. I found it to be about 2 stops brighter than my Shen-Hao gg.

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    Re: Yanke Ground Glass/ Fresnel

    Quote Originally Posted by Tony Evans View Post
    Yes. I found it to be about 2 stops brighter than my Shen-Hao gg.
    sounds good!
    I`m i correct that the ground glas and the fresnel are built together (one part)?

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    Re: Yanke Ground Glass/ Fresnel

    In my case yes, but I understand some are sold in two parts.

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    Re: Yanke Ground Glass/ Fresnel

    The GG and fresnel are in one piece; also supplied is a clear sheet of plastic to fit over the GG.
    And yes, it's a good GG, but it goes dark when looking at it from too steep or wide an angle.

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    Re: Yanke Ground Glass/ Fresnel

    I have these focusing screens in my 4x5 and 3x4 Graflex cameras and they are fine.

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    Re: Yanke Ground Glass/ Fresnel

    I read an Article about waxed Ground Glass that was sold at one time
    that makes it 1 or 2 stops brighter
    so I tryed it I just used Paraffin Wax AND IT HELPS!!

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    Re: Yanke Ground Glass/ Fresnel

    Yes, it helps with brightness, but it can also introduce bright spots on the GG.
    Paraffin wax is a good choice, though.

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