The 6x12 Autographic

<p>Caution ! Wide monitor recommended !<br>

<a href="http://westfordcomp.com/minh322.html">CLICK</a></p>

 

<p>I hadn't forgot about Minh's modifications, but am pleased to see one again.</p>

<p>Bravo to both of you.</p>

<p>Wow! Excellent contrast and detail.</p>

<p>Minh deserves the bravos. I just aim the damn thing.</p>

<p>Excellent shots. It seems like a quality outfit.</p>

<p>Thank you for the warning, however I still had to do horizontal scrolls with my monitor(Acer19").<br>

Great pictures, I can almost see the hardware store down in Cold Springs to the right in the first picture. The shot of the Observatory Building with the curved siding was neat, I can almost envision the carpenters using a big kettle boiling or steaming those pieces of siding to fit the curve of the building. I guess this is the bottom of where the telescope is housed, if it's still there.<br>

Thanks Gene.<br>

Gene Lake</p>

<p>Thanks again, Gene.<br>

I just realized that your countryside is similar to what I have going on here. Nice part of <em>town</em>.</p>

<p>Terrific shots!</p>

<p>No trouble here with my 22" wide-screen.</p>

<p>Very nice Gene!</p>

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<p>Gene, it's one of the most interesting camera modifications I ever seen! Is there any info on it on the forum? I am new here so might have overlooked it. Is it using the original lens? The sharpness seems to be very good from corner to corner. Nice shots, I especially like the "Apple trees".</p>

<p>Magnificent panoramas with that old folder, Gene ! <br>

What grows in those orchards ? </p>

<p>Wonderful. Love these. Where is Minh these days? I have not heard from him in almost 2 years now.</p>

<p>Great shots, Gene! Which lens is on this one? I have a couple (OK, 3 I think) of these 122 cameras and one of them has the older rapid rectilinear lens which was a little slower. I also have a roll of 122 Verichrome Pan to shoot. Then I was planning on respooling 70mm film in the 122 paper.</p>

<p>Excellent shots Gene. Didn't have to clean my eye glasses (like I did with your Olympus 35 IVA photos) to see that they are clear and sharp. Nice work. </p>

<p>Stunning pictures from that folder Gene. The apple orchards got my vote.</p>

<p> I'm still here. Thanks for asking my friends<br>

I just want to ask my brother Gene M "I want your address to send you the Polaroid 250 converted to 4x5"<br>

Gene. Thanks for posting pictures<br>

Here is a Polaroid 250 from a young friend yyyyyz in Vietnam. He converted it to 4x5 add movement, till & shift and some pictures taken with his beautiful camera</p>

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<p> Gene<br>

It's exactly 56x140mm</p>