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Chroma 679 - Medium Format System
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Here's the set of 4. The 40th anniversary (see banner) of the Ryedale Folk Museum was in 2004, and these are the scans I made at the time with what would then have been Epson's top flatbed scanner - 2400, 3200, 4890? I don't know. Probably a scan done now would show more detail, as would a drum scan.
FP4, Rodinal, Symmar 150mm lens, 1950s vintage, not the later Symmar S and the ones that followed that.
FP4, Rodinal, Symmar 150mm lens, 1950s vintage, not the later Symmar S and the ones that followed that.
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Just re-reading the thread in anticipation of my recent order
If you want to borrow an RB67 lens, sing out as I have quite a few and can easily spare one I don't use that much.
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Just re-reading the thread in anticipation of my recent order
If you want to borrow an RB67 lens, sing out as I have quite a few and can easily spare one I don't use that much.
Thanks a lot for your order Ian. Apologies though, I didn’t realise you were the same Harlequin on here [emoji23]
Thanks for RB lens offer, but I don’t think I’m going to be able to mount it without building a very complex system to cock the lens. I’ve been playing around with a Bronica etrs, which uses a similar cocking method, and it’s going be quite difficult to retrofit.
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No bother. If you ever need one for another project, just let me know.
In trying to figure out how the RTB works I was amazed by the number of clips and switches hidden in the mechanisms. Cameras really are quite complicated things.