The spring-and-groundglass assembly was held in place with a couple of
screws, one through each leaf spring, and they were easily removable for
mounting the Graflarger or a roll film holder. In both these cases, the
accessory was mounted with screws in the same holes (sometimes the same
scews). RKS
>From: Sid Washer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: [Cameramakers] home made 5" film back?
>Date: Wed, 13 Jun 2001 14:10:28 -0400
>
><<<Well right off I can't see any way I can get 5" film under the
>groundglass, can you? I think this will have to work with a removable
>groundglass.>>>
>
> Jeepers- I never got to play with any Graphics back in the old days (in
>the good ol' Aerial Force we shutterbugs were issued a Beseler 4X5 to
>schlep around and mostly I used my own Rolleis) but I seem to recall
>that the Graphic's spring and groundglass assembly were fairly easily
>removeable. After all, the enlarger back had to go on somehow. bye,
>sid.
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