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Like almost all bubbles, at some point they burst.

I have more if you need them.

The 110 Fischer Price toy plastic camera worked forever and skied many mountains with the children. Never broke and never failed.

I am enjoying her photographs that are being displayed on this thread.

One can go nuts getting every shadow detail to show. The object is to get just enough so that every dark spot looks like a deep hole. Enough to show some depth.

Even attorneys have a right to earn a living. Just ask Matt.

We can always hope that a camera manufacturer will come out with a new anniversary model.

The straps are the sides of the shutter holes in the curtain. I have a Graflex Model D that had the straps snap and I was able to glue them together with Gorilla Glue while I was coached by the Graflex-Graphic repair man how sold it to me.

The screws are probably had made and cannot be replaced. Keep any screws and hardware in dishes and it would be better to keep track of exactly which hole each one came from.

The one you missed.

Thanks that is 20 years then.

Rule Number 1: Do not hop across rocks with an expensive camera. It is not worth it. :sad::mad:

[wink wink]Because square is better. Besides it is a regular shape according the ancient Greeks.[/wink wink]

No kidding. I looked to buy a Nikon or Canon range finder cameras a few years ago and there was more than a bit of sticker shock.

I believe it is more like 75 years, depending on the country.

Leicas, Rolleis and Hasselblads keep going up while others are missing the opportunities to buy now before the prices go up more.

Good then when I use a Hasselblad, you can just eat your heart out. Maybe I should get a Rollei or Mamiya tlr to drive you nuts.

I bought some really great burning and dodging tools from Reinhold in the past. Ask if he has any left to sell to you.

You missed the history and the memo, this thread as the title states is about her photography. Go back to trashing the other thread.

I am a winner! I am a winner! Thank you!

And of course Nikon will not come after your for patent and copyright infringements, correct?

They may need double stick tape just like the other dark slide holders do.

Old Gregg called that one correctly. Square has always been the perfect format according to Hasselblad. Once the format became perfect, it could never become less than perfect and will be perfect forever. 6x7 be damned! :angel:

Please keep this thread for discussing Vivian Maier's photography and not her life. There is another thread where you are free to trash her as much as your heart desires, but not here.

I could feel sorry for them.

I do not like the endless exhaustive testing of the Zome System. but I like what it can do. I studied it and asked a lot of smart people questions until I could narrow the exposure portion to using a spot meter to measure the light reading of the darkest detail I want, put it in the zone I want...

I PM'd as fast as I could. I am 75.

Win a lottery. Start and build a point & shoot camera factory, go into business and make lots of money. Good luck with that.

Then enjoy it!

Large leaps of convolutions with sparse information nails it. No personal notes, no diary, and certainly no autobiography. But this is very much off topic. Go to the other thread to get your jollies off.