Hi Marty,
The McKenzie-Wishart system was an alternative to double darkslides in
the dry plate era. Each dry plate was put into a light-tight envelope,
and instead of the darkslide, a special holder was used. The envelope is
inserted into the holder, where it is opened and the plate put into
posit
What is it?
Marty
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You can use them for the Kodak Readyload and Fuji Quickloads .
Regards,
Marv
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A quick note on the Polaroid holders use for standard film
You cannot use the Polaroid holders for standard sheet film. The holders
do not have the channels to slide the standard sheet
A quick note on the Polaroid holders use for standard film You cannot use the Polaroid holders for standard sheet film. The holders do not have the channels to slide the standard sheet film in. The holders can be used with some quick load films.
I have picked up several 4x5 sheet film on E-
Hi Larry,
I often wonder if I am the only person left on this planet still using the
original Mido system, which is best described as a modern version of the
McKenzie-Wishart; even with a small camera bag I can carry my MPP, lenses and
enough loaded film for 12 pictures with ease.
Best,
Sam.
La
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From: "Andrey Donchev" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sat, 15 Mar 2003 16:19:52 +0200
Subject: [Cameramakers] Polaroid 545 or 545i
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Hi, I'm new in large format photography and camera making. Actually now I'm
starting to build my first 4x5 fo
You may be able to source locally Forte Films 4 x 5 made in Vaz, Hungary.
Regards,
Marv
Andrey Donchev wrote:
I'm from Bulgaria, and the large format Photography is not quite popular
here. I must purchase even the sheet film from Internet. So I'm just
searching for the best (easiest to ma
However, under certain circumstances you can use the Polaroid 545 and 545i
for Kodak single shot Readyloads and Fuji Quickload films. ?See the View
Camera Magazine website for more concrete information.
Regards,
Marv
John Cremati wrote:
Why would you? Polaroid film holders are used for Po
Fidelity or Lisco should be fine. If you can easily enough pay, you might
look at ebay, though I don't follow this item and can offer no assurance
you will find any of those film holders. My feeling is that with patience
you have an excellent chance. There are also stores selling used items
I'm from Bulgaria, and the large format Photography is not quite popular
here. I must purchase even the sheet film from Internet. So I'm just
searching for the best (easiest to manage) decision.
Something like Fidelity or Lisko film holders,
Kodak ReadyLoad (bad),
Fuji QuickLoad or ?
Can you gi
As was suggested in an earlier posting, there is no reason to use the
Polaroid holder for normal film. There is a standard type of holder which
you should be able to obtain in any shop knowing anything about large
format photography. You should have several of these because each holds
only tw
I'm asking because I do not know witch one film holder to buy, but someone
offer me a Polaroid one. I do not want to use instant film and I'm asking if
I can use this Polaroid holder with a normal negative sheet film. I saw in
the Kodak ReadyLoad WEB page that the Polaroid 545i can use the Kodak
R
Why would you? Polaroid film holders are used for Polaroid film..(you would
wear it out prematurely using everything and anything.) Standard film
holders are generally used for film or paper negatives..
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From: "Andrey Donchev" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi, I'm new in large format photography and camera making. Actually now I'm
starting to build my first 4x5 folding camera. My question is:
Can I use a normal 4x5 sheet film with the Polaroid 545 or 545i film
holders?
Thank you in advance!
Andrey Donchev
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