what waS your last photography related purchase?

[Philippe-Georges]

When I buy this, I usually get a bigger bucket than that, but I get it at a pool and spa supplier, sold for reducing chlorine in the water.

Well, I looked at a pool supplier, but when reading the label, I saw there was more than just Sodium Thiosulfate mixed in that bucket.
Anyway, I don't need that much for preparing Farmer...

 

[Donald Qualls]

there was more than just Sodium Thiosulfate mixed in that bucket.

Ah. Here I get it at technical grade purity. And I've used it for making cheap fixer for many years. Not recommended for C-41 or tabular grain, but works fine for conventional films and safer for microfilm derived stocks (less chance of bleaching).

 

[eli griggs]

When I buy this, I usually get a bigger bucket than that, but I get it at a pool and spa supplier, sold for reducing chlorine in the water.

Please, will you share which product you're buying and from where?

 

[Andrew O'Neill]

A teeny weeny 720 filter for my folder...

 

[AnselMortensen]

5 rolls CatLabs 100 Color film, 120 size.

 

[Andrew O'Neill]

5 rolls CatLabs 100 Color film, 120 size.

Let us know your impressions, please!

 

[GLS]

Five 120 rolls of Rollei IR400.

 

[Andrew O'Neill]

4x5 6-sheet film holder for a Patterson tank.

 

[Andrew O'Neill]

Oh... and 120 rolls of CineStill Double-X.

 

[Roger Thoms]

Two rolls of Ilford 120 Delta 100 just to try it out.

Roger

 

[Donald Qualls]

Please, will you share which product you're buying and from where?

Multiple choices on Amazon, as well as this one. Watch out for the ones that talk about heavy metal neutralization; those contain a few percent of sodium EDTA, which may cause bleaching.

 

[BenW]

An ugly Nikon 105MM AFS VR Macro from KEH.
Clean as a whistle body. One little blooming dirt nerdle inside on the outer perimeter of one of the elements. Struggling to see how it would even affect the image.

 

[abruzzi]

a knob for my Toyo 810MII. brand new. I think this is the first time I've had a broken part on a camera and the manufacturer still makes it. Yay Toyo for still being in business and still supporting a camera they canceled a few years ago!

 

[madsox]

20 rolls of Kentmere 400 in 120.

I just saw this, catching up on the thread. Curious to hear your impressions of the Kentmere, I see it for sale at a few places.

 

[madsox]

Super-cheap 120 folders! I've gotten a few "parts grade" buys from fleaBay recently, an Isolette II for $10 and a Zeiss Nettar for $15, plus a Minolta Semi that I think was $5 plus shipping...

I'm teaching myself how to disassemble and hopefully CLA on these, and if I get a working camera out of the deal that's a bonus!

None are quite functional so far, but I'm having fun seeing how things work.

 

[TheFlyingCamera]

SK Grimes flange for an Ilex #5 mounted on a Sinar-sized lens board for my new (to me) 250mm Wide-Field Ektar.

 

[Rolleiflexible]

This beauty arrived in my mailbox from Jimmy Koh last week. Can any Rolleiflex afficionado tell me what’s going on here?

 

[Sirius Glass]

This beauty arrived in my mailbox from Jimmy Koh last week. Can any Rolleiflex afficionado tell me what’s going on here?

Enjoy it and shoot more film.

 

[eli griggs]

Multiple choices on Amazon, as well as this one. Watch out for the ones that talk about heavy metal neutralization; those contain a few percent of sodium EDTA, which may cause bleaching.

Cheers!

 

[bags27]

lots of film and maybe a camera backpack (boring stuff).
last major purchase was last week: Nikonos V. Haven't developed the first role yet, but I just love all the work I have to do to take a photo.

 

[Radost]

 

[hartacus]

Replacement leatherette for a Mamiyaflex C2 from Hugo Studio

 

[4season]

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Very nice! When film was my primary medium, I used my CPE-2 constantly for just about everything: b&w, C41, RA4, and film formats up to 4x5. Temperature markings on the dial were only rough approximations, and this was true for two different units that I sampled. But once dialed-in, it was super-consistent.

 

[Radost]

Very nice! When film was my primary medium, I used my CPE-2 constantly for just about everything: b&w, C41, RA4, and film formats up to 4x5. Temperature markings on the dial were only rough approximations, and this was true for two different units that I sampled. But once dialed-in, it was super-consistent.

Hoping to shoot a lot more color now. I have a very accurate termoworks thermometer.
Do you remember what the bath temp has to be to keep the temp inside a 1500 tank 100F?

 

[Sirius Glass]

Matin 9424 Versatile Multiple Slide Film Cutter 35mm 135 60/120MM 6X4.5 6X6 6X7​