lee_nadel1

hi check out the gloucester areas there is dogtown with the old

granite quarrys annisquam an antique ne village all the coves

along rt, 127 north, woods and ocean all within a mile of each

other and bass rocks very dramatic water and rocks on a high

tide best lee nadel

after going through a similar problem i filed suit got my camera

back after 19 mos. don't wait just file a law suit . we all want to

support the fine craftsmen but at what cost !

does any one have info about emil busch casket lens set or a resouce

to check thanks lee nadel

here in gloucester in lanes cove a mink whale washed up on the

rocks i may take a photo. to windy for a tripod so a speed graphic

will have to do.

best wishes to friends and family steve fixed my first lens over 25

years ago on Lincoln st. a great loss.

can someone reccomend a 16 1/2" lens other than a dagor for

8x10 . i shoot landscapes in b&w thanks.

i was told by a chemist that the latex exam gloves may let pyro

through i use vinyl food service gloves and they work fine for tray

processing also latex could cause an alergy.

hi is there anyone in the new england area using a 8x10 canham

standard i would love to take a look. thanks lee nadel

looking for recommendations for a 5X7 enlarger i have a 4X5

beseler now thanks lee nadel

looking for info for kodak portrait lenses specs etc. examples

thanks

i need a a darkroom ventialtor fan other than doran that is quite

any suggestions thanks

i started to shoot lg format back in the 70's with a 5x7 kodak

found out about pyro from old photo books from the turn of the

century the experiens became like a religion i'm 52 and have

shared with my sons the beauty of the medium. i guess i taught

them to see before the camera format became important i have

never shot out west only the intimate landscapes of new england

years ago when walking around with a view camera people

always asked "do you shoot weddings" no they say oh your a

real photographer !

it's to bad it takes alot of good work to trust in some ones

reputation but just tell the truth it takes a while to fix a camera

don't ask for payment when you still have to wait 18 mos for your

deardoff what hurt me the most was the images i did not make

waitng for my camera and it is personal .

what is the filter size for a gold rim 8/14 dagor serial # above7xxx

or where can i find the info thanks

txp in perceptol is a good combo you can go n-2 with this also agfa

100 in pmk is great the latter has wonderful highlite seperation in

4x5 and 35mm stick with high quality materials they may cost more but

you can learn to depend on them . also agfa 100 works well with

orange and red filtration in snow and by the sea in new england.

try a 240mm symmar -s it's large but is a great lens and you can

use it on 8x10 with some movements the color balance is

pleasing i also have found the 12 in. a little long but i shoot in

new england.

i had a symmar lens but the paint peeling was more than a few specks

i had purchased the lens with a lifetime warranty scnheider

repainted the lens i think it will only get worse and could add to

lens flare ,

i use a auto mechanix mirror it has a telescoping shaft and a

articulated joint where the 2x3inch mirror is attached it folds down

very small and is also very good fora small fill lite

keep this site right here it has more of a serious involvement then

photonet large format is a relgion or a way of life

i have shot many head and shoulder portraits using a 14'' g- claron

on 8x10 polaroid at f 16 -22 when focused on the eyes the pictures

came out grea with an old kodak or ansco iused stobe the 14 lets

you still be cl,ose enough to relate to your portrait.