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Interesting thread... I believe that in fact Crewdson 'worked light' on this project, taking with him only his "Camera man" and "Digital co-ordinator", but they did have a team on standby to build camera platforms, wetdowns, fog etc. Not wanting to flog a dead horse, but an analogy that I often use ...

x post from general; Aren't toyo boards larger than sinar? which would mean making a 'step' with a male sinar and female toyo...? If not I think a guy on the auction site (in the US) made inexpensive mdf 'adapters' for going from a larger lensboard to a smaller one. Thought he had Toyo to Sinar, but...

Yes to all of that...and a plug for John Brewer, who is a member here, offers great workshops...and sells all the chemistry etc.

http://www.johnbrewerphotography.com/we ... -workshops

Not sure what it's like, but calumet do one too that I beleive might fit 8x10. You would have to make your own mind up dimentions wise. The alternative I guesss would be to make an MDF box with sleeves like that tents have...but I guess that depends upon whether you want to travel with it, how handy...

I have seen a very nice portrait done with this paper - an ilford rep showed it to me. He said really you MUST pre flash the paper to get the best out of it - unflashed it is quite contrasty.

All SOLD. Thanks all

a RATOC SCSI/FW converter which works fine with an Intel Mac Pro. I think we run ours through a RATOC too - over to a intel imac. Incidentally, all the flextight software is available as download, which is refreshingly nice, although I think 'officially' hasselblad have stopped supporting the older...

I have four 10x8 film holders for sale. They are all light tight and work perfectly. 3 are Fidelity Elite, and one is a Lisco II. They all have plastic slides. I may have 4 more available soon if you need them - please get in touch. I am selling these for £30 each + postage depending upon how many y...

We have one Precision II and one 646 at work. In regards to a true drum scanner, they are different animals, but the Precision II is nearly on par with the 646 (a newer model) the precision is slightly slower, but I believe is nearly the same model. In my exp. the precision is easier to open up to c...

Dibs on 1998 please (PM sent)

Thanks,
Matthew.

Hi David, have you tried the auction site? I picked up a few for a 300mm lens. They ended up coming from the states but were still cheaper than buying new. There are a few sellers that seem to have lots of caps if you do a search. Also, I seem to remember someone mentioning mr. cad have lots, which ...

Thanks David,
and you too. Will drop the QL in the post this week.

Best,
Matthew.

This is SOLD.

Thanks all!

Hi Dave, answers are yes to the tripod bush - if you look at image number 3, on the right (bottom of the camera in landscape format) of the camera is a small knurled 'extended tripod bushing' (black). Dean makes these due to the frame for the 4x5 back extending below the original line of the body. H...

Kodak have also dropped Tmax in all but 4x5, although Keith Canham (of Canham Cameras) is putting together a custom order (that has exceeded it's minium quantity) for 8x10 tmax.