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Also the Balda Baldinette. I have an (currently non-working, although I suppose I ought to try to do something about that) otherwise nice-looking copy that I picked up at an antique mall in Denton, Texas for $35 (?) some years ago.

Robert

Certainly happened to Kodak as well, when they stopped making their own paper and relied on other suppliers. Seems like Ilford might have had some issues with that also in latter years. My impression is that this is one reason so many of the numbers that used to be supplied (to match the window loca...

Going to leave that one to Alex. The last time I took apart a camera, I stalled out when the (reassembled) shutter didn't work quite right in the slow speeds and never got the silly thing back together! That said, I'd guess a cookie sheet would be fine, size-wise, but you should definitely take lots...

Welcome, Karen! As someone who does both film (and plate) photography and woodworking, I find them to be highly complementary.

Robert

Great shots, really enjoyed the compositions.

Robert

Congratulations, and best of luck with your business!

Robert

Lovely!

Yeah, you can do it with the Tetenal kit (or equivalent, there's another one out there that may also be made by Tetenal, check B&H and Freestyle), which I've done. Not difficult. But if you get the kit, better plan on shooting a few more rolls of C41, as Graham suggests, to make it worthwhile. My su...

Good results from a fun outing -- glad you're getting out and about with the big kit!

Robert

Enjoyed this glimpse into warmer weather for sure! D-23 1:1 is now my go-to developer; cheap, simple, works well. Looks like it worked for you, too.

Robert