Did you know the regular Angulon was also triple-convertible?
Neither did I until I read this (page 9). So a 90/6.8 is also a 140mm and 185mm using just single-cells.
(and it will cover 4x5 at smaller apertures, but with bugger-all movements).
Just picked up a nice, clean 90mm Angulon in copal #0 shutter. I plan on using it with my Wista VX and slider back for 6x9 roll film. It hasn't got a lot of coverage for 4x5 but should have plenty for 6x9 and 6x7 and the small size is an advantage too.
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Seriously? Wow those are crazy. Do you have a crane to move it?
Stone, when your mother consented to a darkroom, did she realize you might get something so large?
Just need either a color head, or to fix the broken cold head, or use the normal head but I still need multi grade filters which are expensive.
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The under lens filters will work fine if the lens barrel isn't too big for the holder.
A saltzman 8x10 enlarger.
Just need either a color head, or to fix the broken cold head, or use the normal head but I still need multi grade filters which are expensive.
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I don't see how, they are easily scratched up pieces of plastic, they aren't actually glass just gelatin type pieces of plastic :/
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This:
I bought the kit primarily to get my hands on some small trays cheaply for a batch of 6x9 contact prints I was doing for someone and for the little contact frame (which I wound up not using). Unfortunately or fortunately, it all cleaned up so nicely that I'm turning into a damn collector and am hankering for that one missing Kodak Junior Film Clip to complete the kit.
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