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  1. jj_golden
    <p>number 5 (im getting my numbers mixed up)</p><div></div>
  2. jj_golden
    <p>number 2 was actually taken last spring, anyway number 3</p><div></div>
  3. jj_golden
    <p>number 3</p><div></div>
  4. jj_golden
    <p>number 2</p><div></div>
  5. jj_golden
    <p>Here are a few that I back in the fall and late summer, these were shot with the rittreck view 4x5 back</p><div></div>
  6. jj_golden
    <p>love those ads! some of those cameras were pretty pricey back in the day</p>
  7. jj_golden
    Hey chuck yes I did enjoy infrared but since efke stopped making it I stopped as well. I shoot mostly 5x7 now which I like a lot
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    <p>shot with the rittreck view 5x7, 305mm repro claron, delta film</p><div></div>
  9. jj_golden
    <p>Excellent Rick! love that balloon, I actually dug out my old retina after seeing this, I haven't shot 35mm in forever, thanks for the post</p>
  10. jj_golden
    <p>at one time Kodak made some of the finest large format lenses available, the ektar and commercial ektar line, also some fine 35mm and medium format cameras that still fetch a nice price.</p>
  11. jj_golden
    Thanks guys for the warm welcome . These were taken in tennessee bill and yes I used to shoot with a 2x3. Been several years since I have been on here good to see the old crew again
  12. jj_golden
    I'm pretty sure wista may have been the only one to do so. The problem with the 8x10 back is this : wide angle limitation of about 180mm because of the bellows and about 400mm on the long side it will vignette because of the 5x7 hole
  13. jj_golden
    <p>I know this is an old thread but that is a lot of money for a graflex, a person could have shopped around a bit and got a really nice field camera for that</p>
  14. jj_golden
    <p>The cool thing about the Rittreck view is how many formats you can shoot with it. It is actually a 5x7 camera but they make a 4x5 back, a full plate back, and an 8x10 back for it, here is what it looks like with the 8x10 back.</p><div></div>
  15. jj_golden
    <p>sure, here it is, from around 1970</p><div></div>
  16. jj_golden
    <p>another </p><div></div>
  17. jj_golden
    <p>that was shot with a 355 red dot artar, here is another</p><div></div>
  18. jj_golden
    <p>I think I forgot how to load images</p><div></div>
  19. jj_golden
    <p>Hi all its been a while since I have been here, hope all are doing well</p>
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