Yes, but the camera is such a beautiful object amidst my homespun devices.
It is so well made with choice materials; it's an absolute pleasure to work
with it!
Regards,
Brigitte.
George L Smyth
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--- Jeff Dilcher <dilc...@cueva.com> wrote:
> I would love to get
> one, but justifying it to my wife might be tricky!
>
> Has anyone here actually seen a Finney?
>
> I like the idea of the pinhole turret, but, I am wondering,
> if the bellows extension has preset "stops" to coincide
> with the various focal lengths. Also, I wonder if the
> the "ground glass viewing screen" is usable with pinhole...
>
> Is there any reason why a conventional lens/shutter
> can't be interchanged on this camera?
I saved myself all kinds of money by not buying the camera and simply
making
several different pinholes corresponding to different bellows extensions.
I
even made lens holders from pie pan bottoms. Whenever I use my Pacemaker
Crown
Graphic for pinhole, I understand that the money I saved by doing this will
allow me to buy more film and (especially) paper.
Cheers -
george
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