Barry Dale

<p>Thanks Jeff,<br> That's a clever idea. I have so many of these, I may try to figure out what types of scanners to buy. Barry</p>

<p>Thanks everyone. Jeff, you are right. I was measuring the negative size. The image size is exactly<br> 2 1/2" x 4 1/4". Must be 116 or 616. No info in the clear space that borders the image. I know almost nothing about scanning and scanners. Besides contact sheets, is that the only way to see a positive image from these negs? Besides these, I also have a ton of 35mm and medium format negs and slides. Thanks for all the very good information everyone. Barry</p>

<p>Thanks guys. I googled the heck out of this and found nothing 2 3/4". I'll go back and check for 130 roll film and 6 x 12. I have hundreds and hundreds of negs and slides from the era, 135, 6 x 6, 6 x 7 and 6 x 9, plus an assortment of these odd (to me) formats. Is this the best place to post questions like this?<br> Has anyone managed a job like this, looking through and archiving a mountain of "priceless" negs?</p>

<p>I have found 2 3/4" x 41/2" (7cm x 11.5cm) b & w negs. in my late fathers "stuff" from the '40s, '50s judging by automobiles in some of them. Anyone know what type of film this is and what kind of camera it may have been used in.<br> They were in an envelope labeled "Elko Border Snapshots, Kansas City, Mo."</p>

<p>I too have my dad's 23c. I'd be interested in alignment specifics.</p>

<p>I have my late fathers Rapid Omega 200, purchased in the 1970s. I haven't put any film through it.<br> Thanks for the inspiration. Barry</p>

<p>Yashica T5D, anyone else have one of these, or T4?</p>

<p>Thanks Ken. Barry in Colorado</p>

<p>Krefeld, what state? Love the photo. Barry</p>

<p>Looking for a lab that specializes in b/w film processing and printing: 35, 120, 620 and 4 x 5. There was a woman who advertised on the net. Very impressive. she worked in Oakland and Texas, I think her name is Diane, I cannot fine her via Google. Barry </p>