Having problems with 545 not releasing 55 pos/neg for later processing.
Looking at apparatus - the little lock seems to retract when the lever
is pushed.
Any suggestions.

I know he used a large format camera for much if not all of the work
featured in his latest book but...
Does anyone know if he or if Phaidon Press is donating any of the proceeds
of the sales of his book to any of the various charities that have sprung up

Has anyone here done this?
I want to cut a spare 10x8" darkslide so I can use it to shoot two
10x4"(ish) 'panoramic' shots on one sheet of film - I know this is nothing
new.  If it works well I might do something similar with a 4x5" darkslide,

I have a friend who recently acquired a Korona 7X17 camera at an
auction.  He would like to find a good wide-angle lens for it.  I
believe that he would like something that would give him roughly the
same perspective as a 90mm or 100mm on 4X5.  He would consider both

Does anybody sell these in the US?  I've found Series VII to 52mm in the past
(nice for that 100mm or 135mm WF Ektar), but no Series VI.
Please reply to group, the email address won't work unless you remove the
cured food item.

I think the life cycle is all backwards.
You should start out dead; just get it right out of the way.
You wake up in a senior care facility and start feeling better
every day.

Any thoughts about this? http://www.gigapxl.org/

Does anyone know if this shim is a standard thickness, and if so, how thick
it is?  Or did each lens get its own shim to optimize its performance?  Mine
came with no shim, but most APO-Sironars I've seen or heard of had a
shim between the front cell and the shutter.

I have been doing large format photography for going on 2 decades.
I have also been doing wildlife photography, first with 35mm then
digital.  Thus, I often carry both digital wildlife and 4x5 gear
on a hike (up to 70 pounds).  That gets real tiring and limits

Here's an excerpt from a report on another list.
[original post by Harald Johnson, on EpsonWideFormat list]
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-- the new HP Z3100 12-ink printers include Quad Black: