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ILFORD Photo Factory Tour : How to Book

jeffeb said:
(suggests) ... The Bull's Head ... The Pevril on the Peak ... Cask ... Live Bait ... Rusholme curry mile ... Yang Sing ...
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Thank you. With this and some other suggestions from friends, I think I will have quite an enjoyable weekend.

-- Mw
 
Steve Smith said:
They would have to shoot it in the dark!

Steve.
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Not if they used an image intensifier (possibly with infrared lamps)...
I have built an intensifier module for my EOS cameras.
It's an ex-MOD intensifier, mounted into a tube with an EOS female bayonet at one end and it has an old slide copier as a relay lens. Add a T mount adapter, et voila - one image intensifier that will fit almost any 35mm camera

Something like this can easily be fitted to a DV camera without the use of a relay lens, or a full size ENG/EFP camera with one.

No good for SFX of course, but for almost everything else, perfectly usable footage. Intercut with other shots, this could make a riveting programme.
 
It is - a film making rivets!
Or should that be a rivet making film
or..... a film about film making in a film making factory - plus bonus feature: the making of a film about film making in a film making factory
That sentence contains too many instances of "Film" and "making"

Oh, heck with it.
The point is, I have the gear sitting on my shelf to do it.
Thus, I deduce it is possible to record video in a darkroom, as long as I can use either safelights or IR illumination
 
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Dear Matt,

Date Friday 15th June

Be at the gatehouse 10.00am please ( gates open for visitors from 9.00am )

full itinery on day : Hope thats OK : looking forward to welcoming you all:

Kind Regards

Simon. ILFORD photo / HARMAN technology Limited
 
Timely reminder Simon, thanks. See you there.
Aynsley
 
Simon,

Do you have a very rough guesstimate of what time we might finish? I'm just trying to work out if I can make the evening racing at Uttoxeter afterwards <grin>.
 

Simon
Right at the beginning of the process to arrange the visit I booked a place by email with details requested. I hope it reached you.
Could you advise who is booked in for the visit see I can check whether my reservation got to you?
Cheers
Jeff
 
tim_walls said:
Simon,

Do you have a very rough guesstimate of what time we might finish? I'm just trying to work out if I can make the evening racing at Uttoxeter afterwards <grin>.
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There was a preliminary agenda posted here:
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-- MW
 
Dear Tom,

You can only take photographs in designated areas outside : These will be advised on the day :

Simon. ILFORD Photo / HARMAN technology Limited
 
Tom Kershaw said:
Perhaps this is best addressed to those who attended the factory tour last year, or maybe Simon R Galley: Is it practical to take a camera for photos of the building exterior etc?

Tom.
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(See Frank's gallery for more)...

Have fun, Bob.
 
Drat!

But its't still five days, and meteorologists have been wrong before ...

-- MW
 
Bring a coat or an umbrella. The previous tour required a bit of walking between factory buildings.
 
Thanks Magnus/Simon - I did look through the thread before asking, honest, but obviously missed that! D'oh...

Anyway, looking forward to it very much . (Although if that weather forecast is right, I might forget about the racing at Uttoxeter .)
 
If you're in Manchester this weekend...

for those of you that are staying in Manchester this weekend you might want to visit the Do Not Freeze exhibition at the Cornerhouse. There's some great photos on display and it's free.


Brian
 
We'll be arriving tomorrow.

With a few hours to spare, and a rental car at our disposal, does anybody have some nice suggestions for a short "outdoor experience"? I see Peak District is quite close by, but I'm baffled by the size of it -- with only a few hours time, it will be difficult to make the right choice.

Ideas much appreciated -inside or outside Peak District.

Looking forward to Friday, of course
 
Kraker,
depends on what you want to photograph? Chester (a walled town founded by the romans) is near and well worth a visit.
 
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