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The other day I decided to assemble my Photogenic 2X3' Softbox. For the first time in 5 years I was able to assemble this Softbox in less than 15 minutes. This is why I hardly ever put it up ! This Softbox uses Velcro to attach the inner diffusion baffle and the outer diffusion panel. This Velcro is not your typical Velcro you get at Home Depot. It is really strong and gives shape to the entire Softbox. This made me wonder; I'm pretty sure that Softboxes were used prior to Velcro ? As far as I know Velcro is pretty recent technology. So what did photographers use back in the day to attach the diffusion panels to the Softboxes, or how where these Softboxes assembled ? -
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By John Seaman · Posted
No real experience of using these, I had a camera and a few cassettes a while back but never put a film through. If I recall correctly, the system works by the film being pushed into the receiving cassette by the sprocket wheel. So once the tail end of the film passes the sprocket, the film advance stops, leaving a short tail of film. The pushing action can only support a relatively short length of film, hence some Karat cameras were square format to enable more frames to be packed in. The system was briefly resurrected post war and renamed Rapid, which had the same cassettes but with a method of communicating the film speed to the camera. It was adopted by a number of Japanese makers like Minolta. And Mark, welcome to the Classic Camera forum. -
By accrobaticswaves · Posted
Selling a very gently used Hasselblad 907x & CFV 50c II digital back. Body is very clean. the LCD itself very intact where Sensor is flawless, no issues. Firmware is the latest. Camera ships in its original box, with all original accessories - 1x battery, body strap. There is one photo above where you see the camera with a lens on. LENS IS INCLUDED. I put one on so I could fire up the camera to show that it's fully functional. Hoping that this baby came find a home with someone who will use it more. Been sitting on my shelf for a while , figured it was time to move it on to greener pastures! There has been some questions re actualizations / shutter count. Since this CFV 50c is a digital back, there's no actual shutter or moving parts. Additionally, Hasselblad currently does not have a way in the UI, to my knowledge, to visualize this. I can promise it's very low. I did add a photo with an exposure count from the 907x mount - 353 total thanks and its price is sold for $3200 -
I think that the color versions have a white balance issue. In RAW conversion, try putting the white-balance dropper on the shadow part of the white background to see if that doesn't make it more natural. Save as sRGB for internet.
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