Large Format Photography Australia

Paul,

Sounds good. One of the finest lenses I have ever owned was a Kodak Commercial Portrait lens of 1947. Why I ever let it go flabbergasts me.

You're onto something quite worthwhile.

Where are you based Shane?

The ONLY viable solution is to get the Kardan to Technika board adapter and mount all your lenses in the smaller panels. They take up far less room in a camera case and they are quite ubiquitous. It is not just the dimensions of large boards for other makes that is an issue. You will find that most ...

As an afterthought: Did you know that Gandolfi used to source their backs from Cambo?

G'day Gary,

Great to see you here.

I know a bloke with an older Cambo kit with all many of bits and pieces if you don't find what you are after from Alastair.

I suspect that the freight would be prohibitively expensive. The foot base literally weighs about a small car.

There probably was a time when the guys loading the racks were aware of the notch codes of films. Not so today, I suspect. Although the style of the notches for color & black and white are quite different. Mind you, Page 1, Rule 1 is ALWAYS unload the holders before taking them to the lab. Most ...

It is really about what's best out of what's left. In the days of yore I had great experiences with Agfa Pan 25 and 400 souped in Rodinal. Those films were discontinued many moos ago and I doubt that the present iterations are similar to the originals. I love Fuji Acros but in Australia it was only ...

Great to see that you were rewarded with a run, Geoff.

On the strength of that I'll squeeze in a visit.

Acros is sensational in my book.