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Any chance of someone posting something about photography please?

Too small and they fall through the mount holes. Too long they stick out of the back of the lens board. Just file them down on the back once you've screwed them in.

How many do you need, just pm me and I'll pop some in an envelope for ya.

You local picture frame supplier, honestly I was surprised by all the little bits and pieces they sell.

This is after buying a load of brass micro screws from the US.

Hello and welcome.

Nice camera.....looks in pretty good condition.

I've just got hold of a 12x15 camera....hint hint nudge nudge wink wink......

A bit quiet on here of late so I'll chip in with two plates from yesterday.
1/4 plate tins.

What about this one?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/250896921998? ... 500wt_1271

That was easy enough, cheers Alex

Hi, I'm looking for something like this.... http://i139.photobucket.com/albums/q313/Fourtoes_bucket/13x18.jpg Image borrowed from Feepay I think it might be one of those FKD Russian jobbies but correct me if I'm wrong. I have the camera but no holder (No labels on the camera). None of my other holde...

Yep UV sensitive.

Some people rate it ISO 2 -6 ish...very ish.

Tis a well shot video that.....

Fair enough.

Blimey people, does it really matter???

Take a step back and re read you posts....I've just done that and I'm sitting here shaking my head in disbelief.

Life is far too short.

Tony (Fourtoes)

At one point there was talk of a tax on these plates to raise income for the UK coffers.
I believe this was the case in the US.

Yep, was just showing an example of what you were talking about. Still, 10 minutes is pretty quick from start to finish, the shooting etc yes but the varnishing takes time to dry properly as you say. I was reading somewhere that in the UK several hundered million of these plates were shot annually w...