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Replacing a blown capacitor on a Polaroid 8x10 processor (81-01, 81-01, 81-12 or 81-22)
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Traité d’Optique Photographique | Désiré van Monckhoven
Lerebours & Secretan Landscape lens or "Objectif Achromatique" serial #4914
B&L Portrait Plastigmat 15 inch F:5.6, TLC and some history
Ross Sliding Landscape Lens #1520
Cooke RVP TLC
B&L Super CinePhor projector lens modified for Mamiya 645 use.
Deardorff Extra Rapid Portrait #4 lens
Pinkham & Smith Serial Number project
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Welcome to my photography blog where I'll discuss from time to time my projects on photography and associated technology ... vintage, modern, analog and digital. My Mammoth Camera Project
February 07, 2015
I started to conceptualize the construction for a large camera about a year or so ago.
The initial thought was to build a straight-up 20x24 field camera and work with ad...
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Oiled Gears, the soft focus way
May 20, 2014
Final chapter on the Tonopah, NV Karl Sruss Pictorial Lens shooting expedition in Kelly's Foundry. Yes, there are more images but I'll keep these till I publish something...
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Variety at Kelly's Foundry
May 19, 2014
Continuation of my two previous blog posts on my Sierra crossing and Tonopah, NV visit where I get to shoot with Jim Galli at Kelly's Foundry.
For the details and the st...
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The shiny things at the Kelly Foundry
May 17, 2014
After our Mitzpah Hotel burger lunch Jim and I continued shooting at the Kelly Foundry with the same camera/lens combinations. There were quite a few shiny things that ca...
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Yosemite and Tonopah road trip
May 15, 2014
Thursday, May 8, 9:30pm.
I just loaded my 1989 Blazer K5 with some digital-only shooting gear for a short trip to Tonopah to pick up a vacuum seal press I purchased from...
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