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I had the same 'problem' with the position of the lens hole in Linhof style mount boards. I use Ebony cameras which - according to Ebony - 'use 96mm x 99mm Linhof Technika lens boards'. I bought 2 new lenses from Robert White ( 2 seperate purchases); although both were mounted on 96mm x 99mm boards,...

He was clearly delerious due to having a nasty upper respiratory tract viral infection. Which is why he has lost his bag which contains his Kleenex.

I have a 'pup' and it's the bees whatnots. Pricey but is more than adequate for 5 x 4. I recommend it fully and think of the interest you'll get when you're loading 5 x 4 in the tearooms

Hi Paul, this sounds scary but if Marc brings the lights I'll be OK. Count me in provisionally - but if I can't make it, I'm happy to pay my tenner.

Richard

Hi Joanna, I hope you are well. I'm afraid that as a non-techy, I don't know how to re-post the link. My comment is also a wee bit late; I responded to the last post on page 1 of the topic - sadly there are 2 pages and Steve has bought his meter.

Hi Steve, an after-thought. Joe Cornish uses the Pentax and swears by it as he prefers to work in EV's (you can also do that with the Seconic L-608. The Pentax is small and the baterries appear to last for ages.

Hi Steve, just to add more info to the discussion. I had - and still have a Gossen F2 with a 5-degree spot attachment and it works fine. No flash measurement but oK for the great outdoors. I also have a Sekonic L-608 which has flash capability. Of the 2, I would recommend the Sekonic; it's heavy and...

Andrew, thank you for the gps location - I will now follow boldly in the tripod holes of others. It looks like a great location. Could Ian get the heated van down there too

I like it, dark mountains and all. I missed out on this location so directions - including avoiding the trenches, valleys wrecked underwater housings - would be appreciated

i have a 3200 scanner - I bought it when it was the flag-ship Epson scanner. It does a good job. I've never had a problem with the film holder - just treat them carefully. I do sometimes get Newtons rings where any not-too-flat 5 x 4 tranny touches the glass. I solved that by placing the tranny with...

thank you for your comments on my web site. once I get the few shots from Glencoe processed I'll. The best tea shop I've been to is a little way from Bucks - it's in Notts actually. Close to Clumber Park which should be going golden. The tea shop is in Ollerton at the Watermill. It gats great review...

Hi, I'm new - and why else would I be using this forum? I'm based in the soft south of england in Buckinghamshire. It's a gentle well manicured county for anyone who hasn't visited - very National Trust. I have been making lf photographs for about 3 years and if there's anyone who is planning any sh...

I also want to say a big thank you to Joanna and Dave and to everyone for making me feel so welcome on my first workshop. I am also honing up my 'locate the resteraunt skills'. Special thanks to Willi & Debs for helping me haul all my gear to the room. I have a feeling that me leaving a day earlier ...