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Dennis, I'm sure there are still quite a few doing this but for what it's worth I use Peak Imaging in Sheffield. They are fast and reliable. No commercial connection.

George

Many congratulations Rod, and sorry I'm not able to pop in and have a look. The flower in your advert is presumably Magnolia grandiflora?

George

Thanks Dennis, it's the MF projectors that I would be interested in.

Dennis, can you give us more details please? Is the projector MF, SF or both? Lens? etc.

Thanks, George

I'm looking for a mint or near-mint Horseman back with the mini-Graflok fitting, ie not 5x4. Has to be 6x9 not 6x7. Many thanks

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Welcome, Robert! There are still plenty of LF users in these days of digicams. When you get time, please feel free to post some of your photographs.

George

Welcome to the forum, Chris. You sound to have had an eventful introduction to LF. There are people here with good experience of LF, alternative printing etc. The forum has been quiet for a long time, partly I suspect because quite a few have "gone digi", and also because there's a lot of informatio...

I'm looking for a 6x6 roll film holder that has a mini-Graflok fitting. Made under the Graflex label, sometimes Singer.

Thanks, George

John, the Ebony WA fresnel is indeed a third component which sits between the 2 that you have. However, it would not be any good for your longer lenses. I have it on my 45S (which I now use exclusively for MF) and my 240 mm lens is sometimes hard to focus with it, so anything longer would be worse. ...

John, this is not an easy one because only you can make the decision after experiencing the difference, and without ordering one it's difficult to judge from another's experience. I have used the native Ebony screen with and without the Ebony fresnel, and also Beattie and Maxwell screens, though not...

Thank you Barry, and the same to you and all who browse this forum!

George

Many thanks Nick for these links. The Kendal museum has a page showing JH and his camera (and wife!) here http://www.lakelandmuseum.org.uk/joseph-hardman. It looks as if the image was viewed from above—could the camera have been a reflex design? Total ignorance here on my part! Also, do you know if ...

Many thanks for the link, very interesting. The photograph of her in her studio shows what appears to be an extremely heavy camera set at a rather rakish angle!

OK it's MF, but so what!! 9 rolls of 120 format, Fujicolor Pro 160NS film. Bought Oct 13, kept at room temp, process before date Jan 15. GBP 20.00 plus postage, which for the UK will be GBP 2.60 second class. Postage elsewhere at cost. Usual conditions apply eg cheques must clear before sending, etc...