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I had similar plans for a 65mm Super Angulon I have as I didn't want to pay £240 for a focusing mount. However, after a bit of playing around, I found that I could modify a broken Olympus 50mm lens to make a helical focusing mount for it. I temporarily mounted it to the body of an old 6x6 folder and...

You can't actually freeze film as it's not a liquid. You can just store it at a lower temperature.

If you are going to store your film for a few years then I would suggest a freezer. For a few weeks or months a fridge would do.


Steve.

I use the scanner at work for low resolution images for websites and forums but I don't own one myself. I make prints with a lens, bellows and a light bulb all held together by bits of metal.

Steve.

PAUL O wrote:I myself have never let a drop of "D" pass my lips

I was seduced by it back in 2003 but managed to escape its clutches a while later!


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Paul Mitchell wrote: you can even mention the word digital here!

No need. I have been digital free for the last five years!


Steve.

I saw this forum mentioned on FADU so I thought I should join.

It might persuade me to do a bit more LF!



Steve.