Hoorah for Magnets
Dropped this son of a bitch, and it bounced into the grass. And hoorah for the wheelbarrow, the ultimate and greatest achievement of mankind.
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Dropped this son of a bitch, and it bounced into the grass. And hoorah for the wheelbarrow, the ultimate and greatest achievement of mankind.
Intrepid 4×5, 210mm, 30″, f.22. Fomapan 100, Blazinal 50:1, 8 minutes.
Originals are hard to come by and very expensive. Old insulation can also be prone to cracking/disintegration. In this case, 1.92 x 17.8 mm female crimp Molex connectors were used.
Picked up a Graphex shutter on eBay for my Anniversary Speed Graphic, so I wouldn’t have to switch my existing lens between cameras. It came with a lens board and
Made from Styrene sheets. Allowance will be needed for the retaining ring as the threads on the shutter are not likely to be long enough to span the full width
Continue readingCopal 0 and Copal 1 Lens Boards for Anniversary Speed Graphic
Manufactured between 1933 and 1937 by Canadian Kodak Limited in Toronto, this Art Deco camera was designed by Walter Dorwin Teague. It was one of the easiest CLA’s I’ve