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My late 50’s early 60’s crown graphic 4x5 -
Cars at the Syracuse nationals, taken with Ziess ikon 520/16 -
Taken with iPhone 8, grain and contrast edited with computer software -
Some vintage cars i took photos of -
I took this picture with my crown graphic 4x5, using catlabs 80 speed film in 4x5 sheets -
Need info about crown graphic with top mounted rangefinder.
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4 months ago i acquired a beautiful crown graphic 4x5 camera with a top mounted rangefinder for 300 dollars, the camera is fully functional and takes great photographs! it also has a graflite flash with 7 inch reflector, my question is, what type of bulb does the top mounted rangelite take? I know it’s an e10 miniature base. But I’m having trouble finding the correct size and voltage bulb. I’ve found a 2.1v bulb but the filament is not the correct shape, (it’s an upside down “U” whereas It requires a “straight” filament with minimal bend in it) any help would be appreciated!
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Using a speed graphic like weegee did?
TimDelans replied to TimDelans 's topic in The Wet Darkroom: Film, Paper & Chemistry
I have the fedora, should I wear a suit or trench coat? (The fedora color matches my current trench coat) -
Hey everyone, I have a quick question regarding weegee and speed graphic street photography, he used flashbulbs at 1/200 of a second at f16 right? iirc he stood at approximately 10 feet from his subjects and only then released the shutter. I’m trying to get an idea of how it worked... I have my speed graphic set to 1/200 of a second at f16 with a FP sync flashbulb (no 6 GE bulb) with focus at ten feet. I might be buying some expired super panchro press type B before my next trip to nyc (really ironic because weegee worked in nyc all the time) i have a speed graphic 2x3 if that helps. My front shutter doesn’t have a flash sync but the rear focal plane does, hence the use of FP bulbs.
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Could I make a homemade color film?
TimDelans replied to TimDelans 's topic in The Wet Darkroom: Film, Paper & Chemistry
was the k-12 process different? Maybe some day I can try processing Kodachrome II as I have some rolls from my grandfathers house that expired in 1973, (reasonably stored at 63 degrees F) I heard the chemistry was insanely expensive and hard to acquire. What chemistry is required? Can I substitute chemicals? -
So I was looking up how color film works and I was looking specifically at the technicolor three strip process. I was wondering if it’d be possible to make a three color process but instead of tinting the three bw positives (rgb) I could put three color filters (cyan Magenta and yellow) blue=yellow red=Cyan and green= magenta, I’ll be using 100iso bw panchromatic positive film maybe fomapan r-100 would work? Has Anyone Tried this?
