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It's tough to use a linhof like a Leica, but it has a rangefinder

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Huh? Another blurry out of focus photo not taken with Leica equipment! The end of the world is near! Repent, all you sinners! :-)

Bart

 

If it has a rangefinder, WTF don't you use it?

 

Jerry

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LOL, here's one that's in focus. Focus is so....common. ;)

I've been using a lot of polaroid recently (mainly pack film but also the wonderful SX-70 film).

It's lovely stuff (and great fun) to work with.

<em>I've been using a lot of polaroid recently (mainly pack film but also the wonderful SX-70 film). It's lovely stuff (and great fun) to work with.</em><p>Ian:<p>Where have you been buying the SX-70 film? I haven't been able to find it. I have one of the original SX-70 SLRs and have not been able to use it due to lack of film. ;-(

BH stocks SX-70/Time Zero film, but there seems to be only one type available (asa 150)

<i>Where have you been buying the SX-70 film? I haven't been able to find it. I have one of

the original SX-70 SLRs and have not been able to use it due to lack of film.</i><br><br>

 

I've been able to find it fairly easily in the UK from various sources. I have found Calumet

especially reliable in having fresh stock available. You can also find reasonable sources on

eBay.<br><br>

 

<i>BH stocks SX-70/Time Zero film, but there seems to be only one type available (asa 150)

</i><br><br>As far as I know SX-70 has always only been available as a single type.