keith_south

Well bit late I know! Confirm all the above - will not take 220.

However I have a favour to ask, if anyone has a 220 Autorange,

can I see a picture of the top showing counter, back showing red

window(s) and back inside showing masks. Particularly

interested in those with pre war Compur shutters. The LICM

camera is a 12 frame only example and I am curious to know

when the dual format became available.

Since I have never put my neck on the block photographically

here, and having mentioned the event above, I have put up a pic

of the beasties in question. The horses, not the Sanderson!<div></div>

Hi Folks again,

sorry for the delay, it's taken a while for the emails to get around

the world. Not good news I'm afraid, Efke cannot perforate 70mm

stock. This is becoming a lonely quest! Sad, last October I rolled

up at a heavy horse ploughing competition and mounted my

1904 Sanderson on it's period tripod and exposed 3 of my last

precious quarter plates (7 left now). I had a small crowd gather

around me to watch the performance, and had to answer a host

of questions. I will at least be able to chop down 5x4 plate for it I

suppose.... The 616 collection have never left the shelf.

The Efke stock produces quite dense negatives, so there's a

place for it - if that's what you want. It suits me becasue it's an

archaic emulsion and makes my old relics behave the way they

would have wheb they were newer. Having said that...... if Tmax

is what I can get I'll go for that, I'm quite capable of processing it

on the hard side. Efke are, however, quite prepared to run a

batch... but I'm still awaiting an answer on the perfed stock.

Looks as if you are all Blad users!

Hi Folks, any other nutters out there who like putting film through old

classics.....

I have started a web page to pool resources, essentially to get email

addresses of anyone who wants to use one of the formats above, when

we have enough people, I can get the distributor to run off a batch of these

almost exstinct film sizes. Worth a go, I hope.

The page is at http://licm.org.uk/livingImage/70mm_616_Rollfilm.html

Failing that, has anyone got any of the above stock they want to get rid of?

And some 125mm NATO-2 Aerial recon film would be nice too......