what waS your last photography related purchase?

choiliefan

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Bought an unidentified 5X7 back I'm hoping to adapt to my recently purchased B&J 8X10 Rembrandt camera.
Already have an 8X10 Commercial View but like the 9X9 size lensboard on the Rembrandt.
 

Ronny H

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A Yashica Lynx 14e, cheap from a flea market.
Shutter works great, but rangefinder does nothing. Something to tinker with when the weather is bad.
Got two cameras as a gift from a good friend. A Beier Beirax II (Mod. 1955) 6x9 folder with 4.5x6 mask and an unknown 9x12cm plate camera (see pics) with magazine for 120 roll film.
 

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ivan35mm

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Nylon 12 SLS 3d print of a custom made adapter , which will allow me to use my Linhof focusing bellows on my Plaubel peco jr

I sure do love these straight to production, low volume 3d printing websites (xometry).
 

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Cholentpot

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Had a Pentax MZ-3 converted to half-frame. With the 40mm pancake it's a full featured point and shoot that can get you 72+ frames. For half-frame fans its the ultimate.
 

thomascn6113

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A roll of Fuji Maxima paper
Also.a 100 foot roll of Delta 100, RA4 chemistry, a Vlads test negative(not sure if it's a gimmick, but neat anyways), a nice Speyside single malt, and some random odds and ends.
 
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Donald Qualls

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IMoL

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Some LPL steel 35mm reels. They have the prongs similar to Hewes and seem to be easy to load. 99SEK (approx €11) for two, new in box.
 

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Two memory thumb drives, 256GB each from B&H and at no cost because I won $50 credit on a previous purchase during a sale period.
 

Donald Qualls

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I'd bet that it's like pool and darts: your game seems better while you're drinking, but you may not like it as much after you sober up. I did recall I used to get Glengarioch, though. Pretty light flavor, as I recall.
 

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A used but very clean Nova 12x16 3 bath colour print processor. They are getting very hard to find in good condition now.

The manufacturers in UK have had designs for a much more improved version for several years, but the unavailability of the materials to make them has been hard to proceed.
I paid £129 for the used one, but the new design is rumoured to be around £800.

My current 12x16 3 bath is still working well, but with age, the acrylic plastic outer case is starting to warp, so I envisage that sooner or later it will start to leak.
 

abruzzi

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thomascn6113 said:
My go to is Balvenie, Lagavulin is another of my faves. The jury is still out if they improve my photos
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I've always found discussions of hard liquor, especially whisky very amusing. I hear people say things like "nutty flavor with a hint of jasmine" but every time I try a sip, all I taste is paint thinner.
 

murdockhendrix

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(2) B's Processor Premium Triggers for JOBO 1500 tanks, used the premium trigger on my 1540 tank worked great.

a B's Processor Extension

(1) 3D printed 120 film case for 3 films black
(1) 3D printed Bronica EC/EC-TL rear lens cap in blue
 
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