Those who could not view Gerald Newlands' photos of his 47mm 4x5 can see
them here: wind.winona.edu/~stafford/cm/gn1
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on 4/1/03 4:04 PM, Andy Buck at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Can we see pictures of your first?
Sure! http://wind.winona.edu/~stafford/pn
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Gerald, may I?
John Stafford
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Just went through the archives and from 2000 I see that Gene Johnson
wrestled with the giant Pacific Optical 3" F4.5 lens.
Gene, did you ever make the camera? I'm building my second with this lens.
Did a shooting prototype with the original shutter (modified to manual) and
am now working on versi
on 3/31/03 8:16 AM, Beau Schwarz at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I drove the 90 miles to the nearest Barnes&Noble only to find they no longer
> stock the magazine. [...]
You can write to Steve Simmons directly: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Tell him that B&N no longer carries his magazine and he'll likely go
on 3/30/03 5:43 PM, Robert Stoddard at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> John,
> How does this camera focus? Is it a sliding-box type? RKS
( Two Johns, too confusing ) ;)
If you mean mine with the 47mm F5.6 SA, then the lens focuses via the helix
focusing mount. Sorry if that wasn't clear in the page
>From: "John Cremati" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>There is a interesting homemade camera on E-Bay.. Just found it =
>interesting.. John Cremati.
Seems the item was withdrawn, John.
But here's one I built several years ago.
http://wind.winona.edu/~stafford/s
John J. Stafford
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> Subject: [Cameramakers] 100 Megapixel Graflex Speed Graphic
>
> My interest in photography is very-high resolution digital
> imagery, at low cost. I have had good success with a
> Graflex Speed Graphic combined with an Epson Perfection
> 2450 scanner.
(Lost attributes - sorry)
If you wish to
