Thank you all for the quick response. I have been paying $50 a month for
storage. I keep thinking I would get a chance to assemble it and use it but
no luck. As it is sort of a live dinosaur from a past era, I just can't see
parting it out on Ebay.
When I bought it from the original owner, the
Hi,
I have a Walzburg Horizontal camera. It has a 16' bed, 12' bellows, 30"x40"
vacuum back, elect. Packard shutter, remote powered rise/fall/shift,
rotating lens turret, Front/back lit remote operated movable stage, several
boxes of outdated lith film, but no lens. I picked it up on ebay about
I finished my first of pinhole paper negatives last night. For developer, I
used 1 oz. Dektol and 20 oz. water as a one shot developer; each neg. was
processed for 90 sec. in a tray using constant agitation. They look pretty
contrasty. Someone in the group mensioned Baking Soda, I think, to adju
Hi! Based on a View Camera article, I've thought about trying D76 as the
developer for paper negatives. However, in looking at a Kodak Dataguide,
Dektol will develope 120 sheets of paper while D76 will develope approx. 16
8x10 sheets of film. So the question is how many sheets of paper will a
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WOW! I wish to thank every one who responded to our request, both on and off
the list.
Based on the info we recieved, Ilford Multigrade RC paper is the easest to
work with. Based on an atricle in View Camera (Sept/Oct 2000), a film
developer (looks like Ilford D-11 is a creaper alt. to D76) is
Hi,
My wife has given me the opporitunity of teaching a class of gifted (meaning
'divergent thinkers' in teacher lingo) 7th graders to build and then
photograph with pinhole cameras. The proposed budjet is $50 to $75 and the
length would be 3 to 4 weeks. I have done this 3 times before with 3rd
third graders are usally 9-10 years old. It's the turn around grade where
the kids minds start to work and they start processing some of the
information they learn.
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Hi,
I'm one of the lurkers in the group. I've tried doing pinhole cameras with
third graders a couple of times. Once when the schools' art teacher wanted
to learn about them. Another time I worked with a third grade language/math
teacher (my wife) yho used it as math and language grades (they
