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Stone, since you moved your Saltzman thread I've been checking in on it, but can't post to it.
On the subject of small formats in big enlargers, I think you've been told there is no issue of light reduction under a constant source, all other things being equal. Sometimes it's easier to visualize things when boundary conditions are in play. In this case, consider the extreme case where your negative format might be the same size as a pinprick. Common sense visualization implies how dim the resulting projection might be.
It's the exact same reason in reverse that pinhole exposures are so long.
Ken
On the subject of small formats in big enlargers, I think you've been told there is no issue of light reduction under a constant source, all other things being equal. Sometimes it's easier to visualize things when boundary conditions are in play. In this case, consider the extreme case where your negative format might be the same size as a pinprick. Common sense visualization implies how dim the resulting projection might be.
It's the exact same reason in reverse that pinhole exposures are so long.
Ken
Ken, there's a reason you can't post, you should fix that
you would be a valuable contributor.That would be a muffintype. I'm going for anthotype (this one by Steven Pitsenbarger)
Hmm looks like a photogram to me
Your point being?
4 pack FujiFilm 35mm Superia 400 at the Walmart and in person!
Now you just need one of these to go with it and you can take your strange, little friend deep sea diving!
Five 8x10 film holders -- check mailed off this morning. Never can have enough!
That is excellent. Good luck with it!
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But it isn't a dive camera. See http://www.novacon.com.br/odditycameras/speedomatic.htm
If you want a bakelite dive camera, look for a Siluro Nemrod. See http://camarasclassicas.blogspot.com/2011/10/nemrod-siluro.html
I agree, would love to learn how to do this.
Kodak Automatic Tray Syphon!
(Cleanliness is next to Godliness eh?)
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(Cleanliness is next to Godliness eh?)
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The f100s home. I'm trying to understand why people call it 'big'.
The mirror slap can wake up the dead. Even my RB feels muted by comparison.
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The mirror slap can wake up the dead. Even my RB feels muted by comparison.
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I ordered 4 rolls of Rolleit ATP 1.1 yesterday to play around with. I've seen some good results with this film at ISO 25 developed for 12 minutes in Rodinal 1:300, so I thought I'd give it a try.
Get 200f of Orwo UN54+ and shoot till you exhaust. Such a beautiful film in D-76 et al. You live in one of the nicest cities and the opportunities are plenty.
This Nikkor 28mm 2.8 AIS eBay $100 for my F100! WISH ME LUCK! I paind about $125 for the F100
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the lens looks pristine!
analoguey, I think so too, however, the rear element had given me a bit of grief, although a few board member's have given me hope that it won't be as bad as it seems! I had one of these a few times in the past, even a hazy one, and they all seem to function well with a great amount of sharpness!
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... a lens of only one of two or three known to exist around the globe. Details later....
analoguey, I think so too, however, the rear element had given me a bit of grief, although a few board member's have given me hope that it won't be as bad as it seems! I had one of these a few times in the past, even a hazy one, and they all seem to function well with a great amount of sharpness!
_DSC6960 sullen by a.rodriguezpix, on Flickr
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I see you got an f100 as well. We should compare notes on how it does - since we are both newbies to it!
I have been wanting a wide angle as well, but not very convinced about the 24mms
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I see you got an f100 as well. We should compare notes on how it does - since we are both newbies to it!
I have been wanting a wide angle as well, but not very convinced about the 24mms
Yes, I just won both items, and they are in the process of being delivered to me! I can't wait! One is in my state, so it should be here by at least Thursday!
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