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Yeah I used to use it with my 210mm, worked fine. Thinking £60 plus p&p?

Hi Dave, I have a 35mm copal 1 top hat that I used to use with an RSW, if that would be suitable?

Well, i have no problems viewing on my macbook pro in osx in firefox 3.0b5.

I think I would just experiment. Frame the shot, focus to where you think would be best, stop down and check if everything is sharp with your lupe. If not, keep trying different things until it is, or at least as close as possible. I think thats one of the great things about using a GG to focus, you...

Hi Gordon, I used to have lots of problems with getting exposures correct, at least half of what I was shooting was underexposed. Now I put the darkest tone I want to be rendered with detail one stop bellow mid-tone, and work from that, i.e if the sky is 5 stops brighter than that I will apply a 3 s...

Yet another one, for anyone remotely interested.
Comments welcome.
Thanks,
Tom.

Torrin, Isle of Skye.

Ebony RSW, 75mm, Provia.

Hi again, Tilting the front standard (lens), only effects focus, not the shape of the image, like tilting the rear standard (ground glass) does. So if you like the exaggerated foreground rear tilt is the one to use, otherwise use front. Unfortunately, my camera only has front tilt, so I don't have m...

Hi John, the new colour is a big improvement .

Judging by the images on there I think that you've either been very lucky and used up a lot of film or you have actually figured out some techniques already.

If Quentin was to do a workshop in East Anglia, may I suggest some focus on scanning, seeing as he has quite some knowledge in that field? I for one would appreciate the chance to learn some more about this tricky subject. Just an idea of course. Regarding the Peak district, I would probarbly be abl...

Hi John, There are some really nice images on your site, thats a great years work, thanks for sharing. Just one thing, I might change the colour of the text saying "By John Greenwood", I find it a little hard to read against that background. Otherwise I like the presentation. Looking forward to read...

Thanks very much Alan, glad you like it, I look forward to seeing your images when you go back, Scotland is an amazing place. Here's another image, this ones from the beach at Torrin, near where I was staying on Skye. This was taken with either a 75mm or 90mm on my Ebony, probarbly 75mm, with a 2 st...

Hi, I'm still slowly working through my film, still have some more to get developed but heres one of the better ones from Mull. Ebony RSW45, Nikon 210mm, Provia, no filters, cropped square. Comments welcome. The Sound of Mull: http://www.tomperkinsphotography.com/forum/Scan-070817-0011.jpg Thanks, T...

Tony wants colour neg though...

edit: whoops beat me to it .

Thanks Paul,
sounds like it might be worth me getting one, I'm sure my scans at the moment aren't quite in focus.