lf-photo.org.uk

On the subject of scanners anyone know of a straighforward way to go from SCSI to either USB or PCMCIA?

Thanks

Malcolm

As an aside there was an interesting article on pinhole photography on The One Show in Friday 24th April. It's on iPlayer and starts at around 02:30,

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0 ... 4_04_2009/

Malcolm

Well I went along and had a great time. Lovely to meet so many people sharing the same passion and great to get the camera out from under the bed at last. Glad I never sold it! However, I suspect the Ebony will have to wait a loooong time :? Thanks to Joanna for organising it and I hope I meet up wi...

Excellent, truly excellent!

If it is a small piece of metal and not too complicated I would suggest you contact a local machine shop to get it reverse engineered and made. That may be the simplest and cheapest option. Send me a picture with some scale to it and I can ask at work, we have a large machine shop here.

Very good indeed

Malcolm

Do you mean Dlab7.com?

http://dlab7.com/dlab7_site/web/

I think they only do 35 mm and 120. I have used them for both and have been very happy with the results

I actually have used a paterson orbital before, but it could get a bit messy. I actually thought I was cheating using it :D but after a Google it seems it is a valid way to do things ! It just annoys me that Ilford don't do chemicals in much smaller quantities. I actually wrote to them once saying t...

I have done B&W 35mm and MF no problem, it's just the tank for LF that eludes me. I'd like to be able to do 2 or three at a time rather than 10 with lots of chemicals. What do you use and where do you actually live?

Well well, how timely! Depsite having joined in 2006 I have not got around to using the forum. I also live near Ipswich, in Kesgrave actually, and have a 5x4 which I would like to use more. Problem is getting things developed. I guess there is no cheap way to do this!