medium format, large format: is 'more' necessarily more...?

[sojournerphoto]

Dear Ron,

Absolutely! And these silly little formats! Everyone knows that REAL photographers shoot whole-plate, with half-plate for the financially challenged.

Cheers,

R.

Real photographers shoot 11 by 14 wet plate on black glass or aluminium - follow the link

David is a great guy and absolutely passionate about photography. I met him in the summer and we compared his M2 with ZI, then he showed me his daarkroom van. Great guy and great commitment.

Mike

 

[sojournerphoto]

More seriously, how do I process 5 by 7?

Mike

 

[Roger Hicks]

More seriously, how do I process 5 by 7?

Mike

Dear Mike,

If you can find one:

http://www.rogerandfrances.com/subscription/ps how orbital.html

Cheers,

R.

 

[Roger Hicks]

Real photographers shoot 11 by 14 wet plate on black glass or aluminium - follow the link

Dear Mike,

A nasty, modern format. I much prefer the 12x15 inch of my Gandolfi Universal. I should have said "at least whole plate" in my previous post.

Cheers,

R.

 

[Ljós]

Dean,

how big do you plan to print?

Greetings, Ljós

 

[MCTuomey]

Real photographers shoot 11 by 14 wet plate on black glass or aluminium - follow the link

David is a great guy and absolutely passionate about photography. I met him in the summer and we compared his M2 with ZI, then he showed me his daarkroom van. Great guy and great commitment.

Mike

Thanks for the link. After reading it, whew, I feel like a complete and utter slacker. He's as dynamic as they come.

 

[bigeye]

+1 to this, definitely. I think I can live with 'just one MOD54 holder, and it's nice to have the 6:6 sheet ratio between a Grafmatic and the Mod54 bit.

+3 for the MOD rack in a Paterson tank. I also use a Beseler Unicolor tube tank and Uniroller method, which works very well, too.

- Charlie