what waS your last photography related purchase?

[Philippe-Georges]

Food and property taxes

Very down to earth and even more understandable!

 

[GLS]

From product shots these look thicker so hopefully will work properly.

Can confirm they do in fact stay where they're placed

 

[NevHopwood]

That's very nice. Horseman makes really nice equipment

I got very lucky, with a mint copy, no mask , but, im sure, I can make one to fit. I managed to buy an almost unused mint, Horseman SW612P with a 55mm lens and 612 film back. Now im looking for other lenses and another Horseman 612 film back.

 

[miha]

My last purchase was a dehumidifier for my basement darkroom, as the relative humidity had reached 75%. I was horrified to notice that one of the enlarger lenses developed a milky haze!

 

[eli griggs]

A 5"*7"/8"*10" s.steel developing tank and I believe 18@ 5"*7" Kodak racks, which brings me, with some just rediscovered same size Kodak racks up to 25 or so.

How well this will work with paper negatives, I'll see soon enough.

 

[Kino]

Fuji 125mm f/5.6 Fujinon-W for my Zone VI 4x5; Bargain grade from KEH.

ETA on Monday.

 

[rduraoc]

After a few adventures with 3 different sellers, I finally have my Pentax 645N and FA 75mm f/2.8 kit complete, and ready to load with some FP4+.

 

[AnselMortensen]

4 rolls of Phoenix 120 from Freestyle.
I have some ideas for some photos that will exploit its eccentricities...in square format.

 

[jsuthanah]

Bought a Canon A-1 a couple weeks back, my first SLR!

 

[Andrew O'Neill]

4 litres of Propylene Glycol. I didn't realise that one could purchase it on Amazon. Very reasonably priced, too.

 

[Andrew O'Neill]

Oh and I also ordered a couple of 4x5 boxes of CatLabs 80.

 

[Andrew O'Neill]

...and new leatherette for my Grandpa's SX-70. Sorry. That's it. I promise

 

[eli griggs]

Bought a Canon A-1 a couple weeks back, my first SLR!

A very nice camera, especially if you choose to add the Motor Drive for action shooting; have lots of fun with it, and, always keep a new battery or set for the MD on hand in your kit.

 

[RalphLambrecht]

a bottle of gun oil to clean lens and camera bayonets.

 

[Augied]

A Rollei 35 AF

 

[MARTIE]

A Gossen Labosix 2000s enlarger timer €20. It's a very nice addition but not that I needed yet another darkroom timer!

And a Computar 210mm f9 in barrel $20. I'll have to see if it turns out to be such a bargain after all, when it arrives...

 

[Mr Flibble]

On it's way from the other side of the planet.
Looks like I'll be stuck on a diet of canned food and instant noodles for a while.

 

[RalphLambrecht]

I have not bought it yet but I think next is a portable power station to turn my Walimex studio flash into a portable one!

 

[Flashcam]

Bought a sportsfinder for my Hasselblad to use it after folding up the mirror to not make noise when taking a picture of the 25 or so deer who come for dinner every afternoon without just giving them a heart attack from the noise. It's a work in progress so to speak. Background is starting to green up and fill out a bit, and there are several cute babies so it's really worth a go.

 

[What About Bob]

Some extra one liter Boston Round amber glass bottles and some extra one liter Photographer Formulary white plastic bottles for holding extra color chemistry. Plus some more Kodak Gold 200 in 120 format.

 

[Marcelo Paniagua]

Just received one of this from Aliexpress:

Quite big and handy. Just used to cut Aviphot film to 4x5 and worked really nice. Today I will roll some 120 Aviphot. Dont expect any issues.

 

[Andrew O'Neill]

The 10 rolls of Pheonix 120 arrived. I've ordered the Kodak C-41 kit. I've also ordered one of those Sous Vide heater gizmos. Oh, and a new GG protector from Keith Canham, for the 8x10. I stepped on mine and broke it. Shame I didn't have a protector for the GG protector...

 

[pbromaghin]

A 100ft roll each of HP5 and Fp4 from B&H just arrived today.

 

[fstop]

Bought another 4x5 complete to get the lens and accessories.

 

[GLS]

Another LEE ProGlass grad ND filter (0.6 hard), and twenty 4x5 sheets of Portra 400.