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Just picked up a 4X5 Tachihara in excellent condition with Computer Symmetrigon f6.3 210 mm along with nice size Ross changing bag, a wood hood and 11 film holders. Any thoughts on the lens?
 
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Nice. Welcome back to LF. Regarding a lens... no information available from me but you should experiment to your hearts content. Enjoy!
 
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Nice. Welcome back to LF. Regarding a lens... no information available from me but you should experiment to your hearts content. Enjoy!
I will, but my last go round was not very successful. I sold everything I had so now I have to start over, but this time I am going to try contact prints instead of the enlarger and darkroom.
 

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You won't find a finer general-use lens -- you look to even have the original metal sunshade! As long as you like the focal length, you're set!
 

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Just picked up a 4X5 Tachihara in excellent condition with Computer Symmetrigon f6.3 210 mm along with nice size Ross changing bag, a wood hood and 11 film holders. Any thoughts on the lens?
The ComputAr is a sleeper lens, use it and you'll like it.
 

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The ComputAr is a sleeper lens, use it and you'll like it.
And it will be great when you move up to 5x7 (but won't cover 8x10)!

The camera is great -- not a tough beast, but handled normally it will last a lifetime. The one we had did not survive student use, which is a whole different beast of a different color.
 
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Anyone have a contact print frame that you would sell or know where I can get one? I am watching a few on e**y.
 

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That lend was one of the first I owned
Now why did I sell it??
Have fun...youre on your way
 
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