Recent content by MellowCat

I love my Sony RX100 Mark 7. Pocket sized and very powerful.

Sorry, haven't been on here much! Pretty cool 3D printed cameras your friend has! I have a 6x17 my brother printed for me, yet to try it out, looking forward to it though.

Get one while you can....love mine! Dear ONDU Friends and supporters, After 11 incredible years of crafting ONDU Pinhole Cameras, the time has come for me to turn a new page. Last batch of ONDU Pinhole cameras are available here! It's been an...

I believe all of the earlier Ondu 6x6 Pockets were f/125, the MarkIII version went to the f/167. Maybe email Elvis and ask him? He's always responded to me. hello@ondupinhole.com. Great camera! Also, if you use an iPhone download the Pinhole Assist app, makes all this 1000 times easier...

I guess I should have shared this image for WPPD 2023 - everyone seems to like it the best on my Socials :). Minion, found on a back street in Dayton, Ohio. Ondu 6x6.

Nice image, and I love the fact that you show the edges of the film. How are you scanning in the sheet film negatives? I'm using a Mask on my v600 and stitching 2 images together in Lightroom, which seems better than photographing the negative on a light table with my digital camera.

Makes total sense with the wide angle lens and good lighting, it's all in focus if you understand the DOF you have to work with. thanks

The Cambo wide is interesting, but almost double the cost of the Linhof? I use to drag around a Burke and James 8x10, so not sure weight is the ultimate factor to me, but worth noting. I should have stated the budget I guess up front, I have $2k to work with and desire a long term system...

The Oak tree image is very nice, hopefully the negs come out for you!

Thanks abruzzi

Thanks, I guess I'm already quite familiar with the Crown, Speedgraphic and Busch Press cameras(used a Speedgraphic and the Buschman for years), trying to find out more about the Horseman and Linhof as they seem the better choices if you want to use the rangefinder and expect to find the camera...

Thanks Sean.

I did a search, but it didn't seem to match up to my post, hence asking. Thanks.

Fairly new here, just discovered Photrio earlier this year! Over the last year I re-entered the film world after a long pause. Through a bit of trial and error have come to the conclusion I'd like to mostly shoot 4x5 and 6x12 on 120. Today I'm mostly shooting pinhole, both 120 and 4x5 film...

Thanks Roger! Interested to see how you did with the paper negatives.