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PENDING over on LFF

this is an obvious one, this thing is butt-ugly :)! leather is peeling in some spots, worn through in others. -HAS GRAFLOK BACK -HAS WORKING SHUTTER -HAS (at least in my testing) LEAKY BELLOWS [nothing a little pvc cement can't fix, $4 @ Home Depot ;)] -LENS' SHUTTER WILL NEED A CLA Ground...

selling for a friend. 645 Pro-SD 120 back has darkslide, comes as-shownworks fine(according to my friend) has obvious signs of use(see pictures below) $25 shipped/Paypal'd in the USA RB67 focusing screen has a crack in one of the corners. top glass only, not focusing/matte screen(bottom glass)...

Vivitar 285HV Body shows some scuffs and marks, but works fine. Comes w/ PC sync cord. Original version, not newer chinese-made one Nikon SB-25 w/ SC-17 TTL cord works great. zoom function works perfectly, 1/64-1/1 is bang on the money has some velcro hook material pieces still on it sc-17 ttl...

this was sold a long time ago, sorry Sergio cheers, Dan

CPAC/Trebla makes chemistry as well: http://www.cpacimaging.com/msdscolordev.asp

Ektar 100 is a really good film. shoot it, have fun! Make sure you expose and process it correctly. It behaves like a slide film(but has more DR), but you get a negative. It's more contrasty, but if you expose it @50ASA(like I do), the 1 stop in over-exposure helps to lessen the contrast a bit...

I've been using film that's "expired" by 10+ yrs or so, with no apparent age effects IF IT WAS STORED PROPERLY(key point here) I wouldn't hesitate to use this film down the road. Fridge is fine for short-term(upwards of 6mo), but frankly, just freeze it if you aren't going to use it quickly. -Dan

sorry to hear about your troubles. but to be quite frank, go back in and DEMAND your money back then find a new lab. don't be afraid to send your film out by mail if needed, there are LOTS of wonderful labs nationwide that happily accept mail-order, and won't scratch your film or leave chemical...

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counter doesn't work, that's the main thing that I'm aware of. thx, Dan

sounds like your internal meters(or shutter speeds on the gear train/transmission in the camera) are a bit slow. I'd be hesitant to call foul on the part of Fuji. More likely your lab(aforementioned "push process" by someone else), or a slightly slow shutter in-camera. one word: TEST Another...

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both bodies + 35mm lens have been sold offline •Tamrom 1.4 TC $45 shipped in the USA •F4 Polaroid Back $40 shipped in the USA thx, Dan

***needs cla/workover. maybe some replacement parts*** I'm no longer using HB, so this is redundant to me sold as-is Date code: RS chrome trim leather is in good shape, has shrunk a bit from the edges. purely cosmetic. some wear, overall quite clean matching insert # $40 shipped/paypal'd in...

Hey all, I've just received an email from Keith Canham regarding the start of a special order list for Kodak Ektar 100 in 5x7. Please contact Keith if you would like to get added to the list on this co-op: kodakfilm@canhamcameras.com An estimated 38 boxes will be needed to put this order into...

I've never owned a Rollei(of any derivation), but have used a few. Great, compact system. I have owned Hasselblad, and really enjoyed the "system" that it allowed me to have(usually comprising a 50, 80 and 120 or 150). 100% satisfied with Hasselblad technically, but I felt myself cropping it...

sell your RB67 stuff and buy a GX680 :D All front movements are available(no rear): rise/fall, shift, AND tilt :)

This lens DOES cover 5x7 with a small amount of movement. For 5x7, I'd recommend using the center filter(get one if you get this lens, unless you want vignetting with shifts, rise, etc) cheers, Dan

here's some links to pictures of the bodies: http://i1286.photobucket.com/albums/a602/acreativemind88/Nikon%20F4%20bodies/NikonF4bodies_1.jpg~original http://i1286.photobucket.com/albums/a602/acreativemind88/Nikon%20F4%20bodies/NikonF4bodies_2.jpg~original...

Still have everything. Open to offers

Bump. Still have the following: (1) boxed set 11x14 4-ply (2) packs 11x14 2-ply thx, Dan

Open to offers :)

Bump, open to offers if you'd like to make one :)

^^^NAIL-ON-THE-HEAD!!!^^^ what the heck is it with all these cheap ba$+@rds these days ;)? Chems for the most part are CHEEEEEEEEAAAAAAPPPPP.....

•If you want to go handheld, and be somewhat portable, then I'd stick with the P67 sytem. •If you want more "options"(IMO), and like a rotating back design, I wouldn't look past the RB67 Pro-S/SD line. No batteries, all mechanical. Taken care of and exercised regularly, they're very...

Hi Scott, Not that I have noticed. Some prefer the wooden holders because they feel lighter, although I feel they are around the same as plastic holders. Again, IMO. I have chosen to stick with plastic holders because they stick out a little further/longer on my 5x7 back on my 5x7 Deardorff...

Luke, If you break the 5L kit down into (1L) sized portions, and then use each "portion" separately, the shelf life can be extended tremendously. Get some BROWN chemical bottles from a chemist(pharmacy), most usually will have them on hand, or can order them for you. Make sure they have...