Re: ? and 4 x 10 point and shoot

Donald Nelson -FT-~ (dnelson@sedona.intel.com)
Mon, 26 Jun 1995 20:30:24 +22306039 (MST)

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> >
> > For those who might be interested in large format negatives I have
> > been having fun for the past three weeks making a point and shoot 4 x 10
> > camera...
>
> [much lunacy deleted] :)
>
snipsnipsnip
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> o.k. Sandy, you've got my vote for alt.photo.process "Loon Of The Month".
> *laugh* ...sounds like fun though! Keep us posted.
>
> Best wishes,
> dave
>
> p.s. are you *sure* there's enough ventilation in your darkroom? :)
>
>
Jay Dusard built a "point and shoot" 4x10 some years ago -- he used wood
(plus ground glass) and a 90mm lens with a helical focusing mount (available
from the manufacturer -- not sure whether he used a Schneider or a Rodenstock).

While Jay also has a 4x10 Canham, he reports that his "brick" is a whole
lot easier to use in the field.

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