> > Proper metering methods for a technical field camera make
> use of a Weston Master V...
And I sold my Lunapro. Rats.
> > A wood tripod is the ONLY acceptable type for a technical
> field camera!
Would carbon-fiber be a good wood substitute?
> Don't forget, to do B/W LF in the proper classical style, you
> must tray develop your film...
Actually, you are not too far off. I know of several pros that
insist that this still is the best way to process 4x5 and 8x10
negs. Who am I to argue. Gotta have a pretty tight darkroom,
though.
> > You will also need a focusing loupe on a neck cord. Get a
> good one free of
> > aberrations. Need not be all that expensive.
Absolutely. I wouldn't touch ground-glass focusing without it.
Been there, done that--never again.
You all ALMOST had me talked out of 4x5, but the CDFO hasn't
ruled yet.
AG-Schnozz
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