And in Stailless Steel no less. Stout for sure, but weight? And at half the asking for a non-collectable "shooter" it would still be too high for me. I'll just wait in line for my turn at a TravelWide.
65mm
90mm
And in Stailless Steel no less. Stout for sure, but weight? And at half the asking for a non-collectable "shooter" it would still be too high for me. I'll just wait in line for my turn at a TravelWide.
Drew Bedo
www.quietlightphoto.com
http://www.artsyhome.com/author/drew-bedo
There are only three types of mounting flanges; too big, too small and wrong thread!
I expect that seller is Grant (the seller of the ebay globuscope). Nice cameras, but at that price (or even half that), just get a Cambo Wide and have way more functionality, probably similar weight, not much bigger size (if at all), etc.
I guess not.Originally Posted by plywood
Jim Cole
Flagstaff, AZ
Don't think so. Grant lives in Canada, and the eBay seller is in Phoenix, AZ.
Kumar
ah, perhaps so then.
Hi everybody,
I'm finishing up the instruction sheet for the Travelwide 90, and I'd love to get your feedback. I'm trying to fit quite a bit on one 8.5x11" sheet. Am I missing anything major?
You can click on the image to get the PDF.
Looks clear to me. Its amazing you could even include information on how to load holders.
I have read this entire thread and frankly I see no merit whatsoever in the project.
So it is said, and I ignore.
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I'd probably go to 2 pages so I could make the font size a bit bigger.
Do you want suggestions on typos/errors/content?
Since I had no instructions and didn't actually need them, it did take me a while to realize how easy step 31 actually is, IF you do precisely what you instruct. Self taught again...
Pretty slick design that is not obvious how well it was done.
Step 31 a milestone in camera design.
Not kidding!
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