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FlexiSIGN, FlexiENGRAVE, PhotoPRINT 8.5v1

2008-08-13T01:10:16Z

FlexiSIGN, FlexiENGRAVE, PhotoPRINT 8.5v1

ScanvecAmiable EnRoute v3.3 (PRO)
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2008-08-13T01:08:35Z

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Logica GraficaW95 v09.01
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Lonati Dinema Galois for Graphitron 5 v4.1
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Orchida Knitting System Ver 2.3 Build 2206
Protti IKS v3.4
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Protti PV Software v5.2
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Universal MA-8000 v3.33
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2008-08-13T01:08:02Z

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GemVision Matrix v4.1
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2008-08-13T01:07:28Z

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Pantograms Designer "Pro Line" v7.6.13 (Level 4) "NEW"
Proel Millennium III v2.90 (Punch Advanced Full Option)
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ProArt/ProLace v2.1
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Pulse Signature 2000 v9.1 Rev Q (Maestro)
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Rainbow Embroidery Software v5.98F
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RichPeace EmbDesign 2000 Pro v4.20
Saurer EmStudio v1.5
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Sierra Embroidery Office Suite v6.75 + 95 Fonts (Design III)
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SofTeam Punto v5.05 (Designer)
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- Lettering Pro v3.2.4.18
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- Size Express v3.2.5.28
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Babylock Designer`s Gallery MasterWorks v1.10
Babylock Palette v5.6
Bernina Artista v3.0 (Designer Plus)
Bernina Artista v4.0 (Designer Plus)
Brother Embroidery Software BES-100E v2.14
Brother PE-DESIGN v5.6
Brother PE-DESIGN v6.0
Brother PE-DESIGN v7.0
Buzz Tools Pack (Buzz Tools Plus, Buzz Edit, Buzz Xplore)
Corel DRAWings 2 PRO v2.12 (For CorelDraw 12)
Corel DRAWings X3 PRO v2.13 (For CorelDraw X3)
Embird Plus v8.0 (Incl:Iconizer,Sfumato 2.02,Thred 1.04,21 Alphabets,Digitizing Studio)
Embird 2006 Suite (With All Plugin)
Generations Embroidery Software v1.3 Build 772
Generations Embroidery Software v1.52 Build 1825
Husqvarna VIP Pro Plus v6.2 (Complete System)
Husqvarna 3D Embroidery v7.25 (Pro)
Janome Digitizing 10000 v1.0 + SP1
Janome Digitizing 10000 v2.0F
OESD Exploration v1.1D
Origins Embroidery Software Build 9666
Origins Embroidery Software Build 10159
PFAFF Creative Suite v6.2
PFAFF Creative 3D Suite v7.25
Singer Professional Sew-Ware v2.0
ZSK Magic Stitch II v1.2

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Designa Knit Pro v7.12.09
Doku GmbH ProKnit v3.3
Doku GmbH ProKnit v3.7
Logica GraficaW95 v09.01
Logica Mec-Mor WinmeCad v05.07
Lonati Dinema Galois for Graphitron 5 v4.1
Lonati GraphiTron 6 Diggraph3 v5.3
Orchida Knitting System Ver 2.3 Build 2206
Protti IKS v3.4
Protti IKS v3.5
Protti IKS v3.6 "NEW"
Protti PV Software v5.2
Protti PV Software v5.3 "NEW"
ShimaSeiki SDS One A45
ShimaSeiki SDS One A51 "NEW"
ShimaSeiki SDS-One A52 (Full Modular) "NEW"
( Draw, Embroidery, Knit Paint, Paint, PGM )
Stoll M1 v3.7
Stoll M1 v3.12
Stoll M1 v3.14 "NEW"
Stoll S1 v3.7
Stoll S1 v3.12 "NEW"
TexCad v3.4 "NEW"
Universal MA-8000 v3.33
Universal Uni-One Rel 002.006

Carpet, Weaver, Jacquard & Tuff
AutoTex 2000 v5.4
EAT DesignScope Raschel v3.03
EAT DesignScope Victor v3.0.4
EAT DesignScope Victor v4.0.4 "NEW"
Informatica Textil Atrezzo 3D v2.2 "NEW"
Informatica Textil Penelope Jacquard Dobby Terry v9.0 "NEW"
JD&N Label Design v1.70
NedGraphics ColorTec Interface Ver 4.1
NedGraphics Digital Print v1.0
NedGraphics Fashion Studio v5.1
NedGraphics Fashion Studio v6.0.34
NedGraphics Fashion Studio v7.0.15 "NEW"
NedGraphics Carpet v3.0.06
NedGraphics Design Workshop v2.0
NedGraphics Dobby and Dobby PRO v6.12
NedGraphics Easy Map Viewer v6.1.02
NedGraphics Easy Map Creator Pro v6.0.05
NedGraphics Easy Step Ver 1.08
NedGraphics Jacquard Ver 8.2
NedGraphics Jacquard Ver 9.0
NedGraphics Layer Master Ver 7.0
NedGraphics Layer Master Ver 7.5
NedGraphics Layer Master Ver 8.0
NedGraphics Print Studio Suite v6.0
NedGraphics Print Studio Suite v7.0
NedGraphics Print Studio Suite v8.0 "NEW"
NedGraphics Simulating Printed Fabrics True Colors Ver 7.0
NedGraphics Simulating Printed Fabrics True Colors Ver 7.5
NedGraphics Simulating Printed Fabrics True Colors Ver 8.0
NedGraphics Texcelle v4.11
NedGraphics Texcelle TexFlash 2007 v5.0.2.4
NedGraphics TexFlash v4.0
NedGraphics Tonal Tracing Ver 7.0
NedGraphics Tonal Tracing Ver 7.5
NedGraphics Tonal Tracing Ver 8.0
Nedgraphics Tuft v1.1
NedGraphics Weaver v8.1.3
Penelope Jacquard v9.0
Pointcarre v3.0.56 "NEW"
Wilcom-Tecos Mira v4.2

Software Embroidery & SignMaking for Macintosh (Mac OS)
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SofTeam MacSign XP-X Ver 7.22 (MacSign) "NEW"
SofTeam MacSign Ver 8.0 (MacSign) "NEW"
ScanvecAmiable FlexiSign Ver 7.7v2 (PRO) "NEW"
ScanvecAmiable PhotoPrint Ver 5.0v2 (Server Pro) "NEW"
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Re: Hello all

2008-06-09T12:03:24Z

> I am a little concerned at the recent posting by Nephew Don in
> which he links Uncle Dick with the word "brute".

Only in the champagne sense of the word, Uncle...

> You can accommodate two
> spotlight operators and
> 2 shooters on the back of a '69 Dodge ute if you weld a
> padded roll cage on it

Rather reminds me of an illustration in an old issue of National Lampoon, entitled "Dog Fishing in America", in which the sportsmen were trolling for poodles from the back of a vintage Cadillac convertible.

> they discovered that the basic metal up there is not
> sufficient to support enthusiasm.

What a lovely turn of phrase...

And speaking of turns, we could certainly use a turn in the weather about now. Considering we're only 11 days away from the summer solstice in the north, it's rather appallingly chilly and wet out. With luck, we'll get up to about 12°C today, a damned sight less than what's happening down there in the antipodes, which is supposedly heading into "winter". It's not fair, I tell you, and certainly not conducive to tromping about in the woods with forty pounds of photo gear. I'm only a young lad of 58, yet fogey-ish words such as "humbug" are increasingly popping into my vocabulary with every passing day of crappy weather.

Still, whenever I'm feeling down, I'm comforted by the thought, "At least I'm not in Ottawa..."

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Re: Hello all

2008-06-06T20:26:19Z

Dear Friends,

I am a little concerned at the recent posting by Nephew Don in
which he links Uncle Dick with the word "brute". Surely after all these
years the crossbow-and-guide dog incident can be put behind us. I did pay to
have the pelt tanned and that should have been the end of it.

And the incident in the camera shop - I mean, really. A lot of
Nikon D-300's ship with wet tea bags in their mirror boxes, and I'm sure
they are all the better for it. Customers can be so petty....

Of course modifying vehicles for legitimate purposes, like fox
shooting and such, is perfectly legitimate, as long as one does not intend
to use them on public roads. You can accommodate two spotlight operators and
2 shooters on the back of a '69 Dodge ute if you weld a padded roll cage on
it and with a bit of ingenuity you can leave enough room for a ammo box and
a medium size esky. A skinning rack is a luxury.

I am jealous of those photographers who do have vehicles high enough
and sturdy enough to mount shooting platforms on the roof. I have seen it
tried successfully on Toyota Landcruisers and old Land Rovers but when
someone tried to weld a platform on the top of a Bongo van some years ago
they discovered that the basic metal up there is not sufficient to support
enthusiasm.

Uncle Dick

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Re: Hello all

2008-06-05T09:11:10Z

> 'original' condition of the car with a bolted on platform. It would
> sorta miss the point of not having a roof, don't you think?

Just make it a "clip-on", like a removable hard-top! Stowing it might
be a minor challenge, but perhaps Uncle Dickie can help with the brute
engineering...

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Re: Hello all

2008-06-05T09:09:15Z

> idea, when will you use it?", often followed up by the
> cutting "I really
> like your photographs, I wish I had more finished prints."
> Spiteful, simply
> spiteful.

Argh -- this is all so painfully familiar... As a small mercy, I
remember reading a comment by Ansel Adams in which he was chagrined at
having many unprinted negatives which had never gotten past the contact
proof stage. At least we are not alone.

> electric guitar - "Dad used to listen to Metallica, I thought
> he'd like it".

The only cure is a mixer board and well-padded headphones. Show him how
kewl it is to play along, live, with his favourite death-crunch band.

> & I take pictures of snow

This is so utterly Canadian, don't you think?

Hi ho.
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Re: Hello all

2008-06-04T22:08:55Z

Mmmm, the clearance on that car leaves much to be desired... Last time I
was on that path, it would have been a job to get a wheelbarrow
through. Not to mention that I don't really want to lose the 'original'
condition of the car with a bolted on platform. It would sorta miss the
point of not having a roof, don't you think?

Brock

Dave Hornford wrote:

> I think the hurdle I have to jump is the lens in box, the undeveloped film
> in the freezer, the test prints stacked in my office. (I've always enjoyed
> the apparent ambiguity whether lens is plural or singular)
>
> She always asks the same devastating question - "I think that is a great
> idea, when will you use it?", often followed up by the cutting "I really
> like your photographs, I wish I had more finished prints." Spiteful, simply
> spiteful.
>
> I have thought of Uncle Dick's suggestion of threats - sadly both are bigger
> (regular feeding was clearly a mistake) and I take undefended naps. The
> younger trained in fencing before switching to the even more dangerous
> electric guitar - "Dad used to listen to Metallica, I thought he'd like it".
> The elder would have downloaded the score & highlighted the riffs. My only
> defence is partial deafness (see Dad used to listen to...)
>
> Uncle Dick takes pictures of 1920s belly dancers, Don searches out the more
> visually appealing clear-cut logging & I take pictures of snow (yet again
> Fine Focus' Snow & Ice workshop is pencilled in). What do the rest of us do?
>
>
> Brock, I'm looking forward to a picture of your Alfa Spider with the
> Adamesque photography platform. I was thinking last night it might fit on
> the portage path to Myrtle & you are close.
>
> Dave
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Wilkes, Don LCS:EX [mailto:Don.Wilkes@...]
> Sent: Wednesday, June 04, 2008 9:36 AM
> To: Dave Hornford; f32 Large Format Photography Mail List
> Subject: RE: [LargeFormat] Hello all
>
> Dave said:
>
>
>> Somehow the acquisition of a 16x20 will solve this. My wife remains
>> unconvinced. I think it is simply a matter of belief
>>
>
> Dave! Long time no see!
>
> Do you think approaching the better half with the theory that 16x20 will
> *simplify* things would work? After all, there will be no scanning, and
> no enlarging necessary (nor likely possible), so it actually cuts the
> equipment down considerably. And there would likely only be one or two
> emulsions taking up room in the freezer, too.
>
> I know, I know...it's pretty thin on the logic side, but we haven't got
> a whole lot to work with here...
>
> Next time you're in town, I hope there's time for lunch or something --
> I'll buy!
>
> Cheers,
> \donw
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Re: Hello all

2008-06-04T18:22:09Z

Depends on the scanner, and the person operating it, I can maintain
everything I can get out of a silver print, and then some, though the
scanners I use are a bit higher end than most, they're not exactly new,
either.

erie

Tom Kumagai wrote:
> I wonder how good can a digital scanner scan an image of such a large size?
> Doesn't it somehow sacrifice tonality of a film and such?
>
>
>

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2008-06-04T17:38:05Z

I wonder how good can a digital scanner scan an image of such a large size?
Doesn't it somehow sacrifice tonality of a film and such?

-----Original Message-----
From: largeformat-bounces@... [mailto:largeformat-bounces@...] On
Behalf Of Dave Hornford
Sent: Thursday, June 05, 2008 8:20 AM
To: 'f32 Large Format Photography Mail List'
Subject: Re: [LargeFormat] Hello all

I think the hurdle I have to jump is the lens in box, the undeveloped film
in the freezer, the test prints stacked in my office. (I've always enjoyed
the apparent ambiguity whether lens is plural or singular)

She always asks the same devastating question - "I think that is a great
idea, when will you use it?", often followed up by the cutting "I really
like your photographs, I wish I had more finished prints." Spiteful, simply
spiteful.

I have thought of Uncle Dick's suggestion of threats - sadly both are bigger
(regular feeding was clearly a mistake) and I take undefended naps. The
younger trained in fencing before switching to the even more dangerous
electric guitar - "Dad used to listen to Metallica, I thought he'd like it".
The elder would have downloaded the score & highlighted the riffs. My only
defence is partial deafness (see Dad used to listen to...)

Uncle Dick takes pictures of 1920s belly dancers, Don searches out the more
visually appealing clear-cut logging & I take pictures of snow (yet again
Fine Focus' Snow & Ice workshop is pencilled in). What do the rest of us do?

Brock, I'm looking forward to a picture of your Alfa Spider with the
Adamesque photography platform. I was thinking last night it might fit on
the portage path to Myrtle & you are close.

Dave

-----Original Message-----
From: Wilkes, Don LCS:EX [mailto:Don.Wilkes@...]
Sent: Wednesday, June 04, 2008 9:36 AM
To: Dave Hornford; f32 Large Format Photography Mail List
Subject: RE: [LargeFormat] Hello all

Dave said:

> Somehow the acquisition of a 16x20 will solve this. My wife remains
> unconvinced. I think it is simply a matter of belief

Dave! Long time no see!

Do you think approaching the better half with the theory that 16x20 will
*simplify* things would work? After all, there will be no scanning, and
no enlarging necessary (nor likely possible), so it actually cuts the
equipment down considerably. And there would likely only be one or two
emulsions taking up room in the freezer, too.

I know, I know...it's pretty thin on the logic side, but we haven't got
a whole lot to work with here...

Next time you're in town, I hope there's time for lunch or something --
I'll buy!

Cheers,
\donw

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Re: Hello all

2008-06-04T16:20:15Z

I think the hurdle I have to jump is the lens in box, the undeveloped film
in the freezer, the test prints stacked in my office. (I've always enjoyed
the apparent ambiguity whether lens is plural or singular)

She always asks the same devastating question - "I think that is a great
idea, when will you use it?", often followed up by the cutting "I really
like your photographs, I wish I had more finished prints." Spiteful, simply
spiteful.

I have thought of Uncle Dick's suggestion of threats - sadly both are bigger
(regular feeding was clearly a mistake) and I take undefended naps. The
younger trained in fencing before switching to the even more dangerous
electric guitar - "Dad used to listen to Metallica, I thought he'd like it".
The elder would have downloaded the score & highlighted the riffs. My only
defence is partial deafness (see Dad used to listen to...)

Uncle Dick takes pictures of 1920s belly dancers, Don searches out the more
visually appealing clear-cut logging & I take pictures of snow (yet again
Fine Focus' Snow & Ice workshop is pencilled in). What do the rest of us do?

Brock, I'm looking forward to a picture of your Alfa Spider with the
Adamesque photography platform. I was thinking last night it might fit on
the portage path to Myrtle & you are close.

Dave

-----Original Message-----
From: Wilkes, Don LCS:EX [mailto:Don.Wilkes@...]
Sent: Wednesday, June 04, 2008 9:36 AM
To: Dave Hornford; f32 Large Format Photography Mail List
Subject: RE: [LargeFormat] Hello all

Dave said:

> Somehow the acquisition of a 16x20 will solve this. My wife remains
> unconvinced. I think it is simply a matter of belief

Dave! Long time no see!

Do you think approaching the better half with the theory that 16x20 will
*simplify* things would work? After all, there will be no scanning, and
no enlarging necessary (nor likely possible), so it actually cuts the
equipment down considerably. And there would likely only be one or two
emulsions taking up room in the freezer, too.

I know, I know...it's pretty thin on the logic side, but we haven't got
a whole lot to work with here...

Next time you're in town, I hope there's time for lunch or something --
I'll buy!

Cheers,
\donw

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Re: Hello all

2008-06-04T09:59:30Z

hmmm, you can scan 16x20 negs, I have a back for the 20x24 nearly
finished, primarily due to the fact that my Linotype Opal Ultra will
scan to 11x17, two passes and a stitch and I'm done.

erie
Wilkes, Don LCS:EX wrote:

> Dave said:
>
>
>> Somehow the acquisition of a 16x20 will solve this. My wife remains
>> unconvinced. I think it is simply a matter of belief
>>
>
> Dave! Long time no see!
>
> Do you think approaching the better half with the theory that 16x20 will
> *simplify* things would work? After all, there will be no scanning, and
> no enlarging necessary (nor likely possible), so it actually cuts the
> equipment down considerably. And there would likely only be one or two
> emulsions taking up room in the freezer, too.
>
> I know, I know...it's pretty thin on the logic side, but we haven't got
> a whole lot to work with here...
>
> Next time you're in town, I hope there's time for lunch or something --
> I'll buy!
>
> Cheers,
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Re: Hello all

2008-06-04T08:55:27Z

Gasp! It's Uncle Dick! I'd feared you lost in the great Wombat
explosion of 2004.

> Remember the Mighty Shen Hao?

Indeed I do. I believe you acquired that collossus before the rest of
the world became aware of their minimalist, bargain-priced "miniature"
field cameras. The sight of it all set up was something to behold --
truly inspriing. Can we have some more photos of it and the studio
these days? And are you still using Tit-X, or have you moved on to
something in the panchromatic field, or (startling shades of modernity)
colour?

> with a spanking new 180mm Tessar and a synchronising circuit

Wouldn't that be quite a wide-angle on your machine?

The new venture in the camera store should have many side-benefits,
especially the opportunity to obtain film at something nearer wholesale
prices, I should think. Then there's the opportunity to regale the
young'uns with tales of high adventure, of stories of derring-do in the
darkroom, and valour in the field of exposure. It's all a ploy, of
course, to lure amenable female photography students into your studio
for some languid snaps, but a photographer does what a photographer
must...

Toodles,
\Nephew Donald
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Re: Hello all

2008-06-04T08:35:41Z

Dave said:

> Somehow the acquisition of a 16x20 will solve this. My wife remains
> unconvinced. I think it is simply a matter of belief

Dave! Long time no see!

Do you think approaching the better half with the theory that 16x20 will
*simplify* things would work? After all, there will be no scanning, and
no enlarging necessary (nor likely possible), so it actually cuts the
equipment down considerably. And there would likely only be one or two
emulsions taking up room in the freezer, too.

I know, I know...it's pretty thin on the logic side, but we haven't got
a whole lot to work with here...

Next time you're in town, I hope there's time for lunch or something --
I'll buy!

Cheers,
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Re: Hello all

2008-06-04T08:30:52Z

Tom said:

> Let me throw a stone into the water again. What format(s) do
> you shoot?
> 4x5,5x7, 8x10, or even bigger?

I'm happily shlepping a Toyo 45A into the field these days. I used to
drag an old Calumet CC400 around, which was --ahem-- challenging. As I'm
in a fairly small city, finding any sort of used large format gear was
quite difficult until fairly recently, so I was ecstatic when the very
camera I lusted after popped up one day about three years ago. Now, the
faithful old Calumet sits in its case, quietly resting until I need it
for somethat that requires pretzel-like contortions. So far, that hasn't
come up since the Toyo, as 95% of the time I'm in the forest, shooting
tree stumps and such.

Cheers,
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Re: Hello all

2008-06-04T08:15:30Z

Dear Friends,

It is delightful to read that you are all still mostly alive. I
note Nephew Dave's message about field photography in Alberta and sympathise
with him - my family long ago refused to carry heavy loads for me. Threats
and pleas were to no avail - they had neither fear nor a better side that
could be exploited. So I determined to set my photography in a studio and
deal with nothing that could not be rolled around a smooth floor.

Remember the Mighty Shen Hao? It has been equipped with a spanking
new 180mm Tessar and a synchronising circuit and now forms the centrepiece
of a period setup. I'm afraid the lighting is still modern flash, but it is
modified in such a way as to suggest a big bank of tungsten lights.

The subjects this year have been dancers pictured in the manner of
the 1920's specialist - Alfred Cheney Johnson. It is a wonderful excuse to
open up the aperture and blend out the backdrop, though I seem to be
acquiring more and more 20's set props. But you try to get cloche hats -
they all disappeared!

Since the last time we communicated I have satisfied a long-felt
curiosity about the Linhof Technika. I bought one, reconditioned it ( cut my
own cams!) and worked with it for a year before selling it. It was just too
heavy for what it did - I got the same results with my Crown Graphic at half
the weight. The complexity of the mechanism was wonderful but worrying - I
am much more comfortable with the monorail Linhofs.

I can report that my retirement from practise has been beneficial -
I went out and took a full-time job as a salesman in a camera store. My
specialty is the large format and darkroom area - but I am also learning the
digital business and enjoying the experience. I must admit to having been
bored and anxious about the next decade, but with the new interest I look
forward to work.

Unfortunately the darkroom training system that nurtured high school
students in our state is breaking down - there are still plenty of newcomers
to photography but they approach it dry - it is only in advanced classes
that they get their fingers wet. I am constantly amazed at how hard some of
the basic concepts we seem to take for granted have proven to be for some of
the students - at least I get to de-mystify some of this in the store. In
exchange I find some of the barriers to digital work are easier to scale
than I thought so it works both ways.

The one constant in all this seems to be the desire for the
consumers of photography and its equipment to assume that they can get it
all for cheap - if it is a friend. I have been engaged in a small commercial
war to educate them that they get me at the dinner table for free but they
must pay for my time in the studio. I suspect it might also be the same for
any profession and many trades.

Uncle Dick

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2008-06-04T07:18:20Z

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Re: Hello all

2008-06-03T20:15:01Z

You must be young Dave. At 66 I no longer have the energy for your kind
of photo trips, but wish that I still did.

Contrary to the television commercials, Aleve doesn't work all day. ;-)

Jim

Dave Hornford wrote:

> My home is in western Canada a short drive from Banff, Lake Louise, Kootenay
> Park, Yoho Park, Waterton, the Icefield Parkway, etc.. - I truly love
> landscape photography, large format & my Sinar cameras.
>
> I fear I am the only practitioner of ultra-light backpacking who has billion
> pound loads (he thinks - "if I cut the handle off my toothbrush I'll be able
> to carry 4 more sheets of film") The real grief is rain not weight & bulk -
> last fall I was out in the Pipestone (near Louise) and when it wasn't
> raining it snowed. After making room in the tent (extra light 1 man tent.
> See toothbrush comment) for the camera & equipment there wasn't much room
> for the photographer. Photographer slept under a tarp (funky light silicone
> nylon tarp intended to protect set-up camera. See toothbrush comment)
> Photographer was already damp.
>
> Fresh snow & low clouds the landscape curse - I ask you how do you
> distinguish Zone 8.75 from 9.1 when the sky is acting like the world's
> greatest light box. This was the first real trip with the 8x10 and the lens
> I use for 4x5 were just to wide. Sometimes your subject is less than the
> whole universe, especially not the foot of the tripod. Bought a new lens -
> the internet is a wonderful thing.
>
> Work, work related travel and a desire to remain acquainted with my wife &
> boys mean Pipestone & Icefield Parkway's weekend's film is in my freezer -
> last fall can't have been 8 months ago. (He thinks - "tall lads, bigger than
> me, less extra weight than me, lots of carrying capacity"; they see me
> thinking & say - "Dad backpacking & photography are different activities,
> put the camera down.") Yes, the new lens is in its shipping box.
>
> There we were at the parking lot for a few days canoeing & kayaking at
> Myrtle Lake in Well Grey Park. Relaxing quality time with the family. It
> was only a couple of kilometres portage to the lake. The fiends made me put
> the camera boxes I had smuggled back into the car. Next time I label them
> food.
>
> Christopher, how did you succeed in developing his interest?
>
> Dave
> At the Sheraton Rio, prior the Carat Hotel Budapest, prior Kilmeny Islay,
> prior the Westin London, prior the Omni Montreal, prior the Westin Glasgow,
> prior a few places in Toronto, prior a number of stays in Victoria (though
> of you Don), prior the airport place LA, prior the forgotten St. Petersburg,
> prior someplace Moscow, prior the Paris Hilton (makes me chuckle so I can
> remember this one), etc.... (Stops at home in between, not all family
> communication is via text messaging & email)
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: largeformat-bounces@... [mailto:largeformat-bounces@...] On
> Behalf Of Les Newcomer
> Sent: Tuesday, June 03, 2008 6:19 PM
> To: Dave Hornford; f32 Large Format Photography Mail List
> Subject: Re: [LargeFormat] Hello all
>
>
> On Jun 3, 2008, at 7:22 PM, Dave Hornford wrote:
>
>
>>Both are Sinar, and are outdoors carry through the
>>mountains cameras.
>>
>>Dave
>
>
> I've rarely seen the words Sinar, carry and mountains used in the
> same sentence. How big is your elephant herd? :-)
>
>
> For me it's 120 3x4 4x5 5x7 and 8x10, Deardorf for the big one,
> Graphic cameras for the rest.
>
> Les Newcomer
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Re: Hello all

2008-06-03T20:10:06Z

I shoot mostly 6x6 Rollei 6008i, Pentax K10D and Olympus E-510 digital
for the small stuff...

And a lot of 4x5 FishFlex and 11x14, (Ektachrome only) with a Korona and
some Schneider lenses.

One or two rolls of film per month in a Leica R8. Haven't used the
Kodak Master 8x10 for quite awhile.

Jim

Tom Kumagai wrote:

>
> Let me throw a stone into the water again. What format(s) do you shoot?
> 4x5,5x7, 8x10, or even bigger?
>
> I, just started 4x5.
>
> Tom
>
> On 2008/06/04, at 2:58, Wilkes, Don LCS:EX wrote:
>
>> Jim Hemenway wrote:
>>
>>> Looks like it isn't all that active after all.
>>
>>
>> Like the tides, it comes and goes...
>>
>> For me, there just hasn't been much to write about; with the ghastly
>> weather we had all "spring" here on Vancouver Island, I've managed to
>> squeeze off all of about 13 shots since the beginning of the year. Or
>> maybe it's just that being in the prime of our lives, we already know
>> everything there is to know, so there's little point in discussing
>> perfection :}
>>
>> Cheers,
>> \donw
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Re: Hello all

2008-06-03T19:13:48Z

My home is in western Canada a short drive from Banff, Lake Louise, Kootenay
Park, Yoho Park, Waterton, the Icefield Parkway, etc.. - I truly love
landscape photography, large format & my Sinar cameras.

I fear I am the only practitioner of ultra-light backpacking who has billion
pound loads (he thinks - "if I cut the handle off my toothbrush I'll be able
to carry 4 more sheets of film") The real grief is rain not weight & bulk -
last fall I was out in the Pipestone (near Louise) and when it wasn't
raining it snowed. After making room in the tent (extra light 1 man tent.
See toothbrush comment) for the camera & equipment there wasn't much room
for the photographer. Photographer slept under a tarp (funky light silicone
nylon tarp intended to protect set-up camera. See toothbrush comment)
Photographer was already damp.

Fresh snow & low clouds the landscape curse - I ask you how do you
distinguish Zone 8.75 from 9.1 when the sky is acting like the world's
greatest light box. This was the first real trip with the 8x10 and the lens
I use for 4x5 were just to wide. Sometimes your subject is less than the
whole universe, especially not the foot of the tripod. Bought a new lens -
the internet is a wonderful thing.

Work, work related travel and a desire to remain acquainted with my wife &
boys mean Pipestone & Icefield Parkway's weekend's film is in my freezer -
last fall can't have been 8 months ago. (He thinks - "tall lads, bigger than
me, less extra weight than me, lots of carrying capacity"; they see me
thinking & say - "Dad backpacking & photography are different activities,
put the camera down.") Yes, the new lens is in its shipping box.

There we were at the parking lot for a few days canoeing & kayaking at
Myrtle Lake in Well Grey Park. Relaxing quality time with the family. It
was only a couple of kilometres portage to the lake. The fiends made me put
the camera boxes I had smuggled back into the car. Next time I label them
food.

Christopher, how did you succeed in developing his interest?

Dave
At the Sheraton Rio, prior the Carat Hotel Budapest, prior Kilmeny Islay,
prior the Westin London, prior the Omni Montreal, prior the Westin Glasgow,
prior a few places in Toronto, prior a number of stays in Victoria (though
of you Don), prior the airport place LA, prior the forgotten St. Petersburg,
prior someplace Moscow, prior the Paris Hilton (makes me chuckle so I can
remember this one), etc.... (Stops at home in between, not all family
communication is via text messaging & email)

-----Original Message-----
From: largeformat-bounces@... [mailto:largeformat-bounces@...] On
Behalf Of Les Newcomer
Sent: Tuesday, June 03, 2008 6:19 PM
To: Dave Hornford; f32 Large Format Photography Mail List
Subject: Re: [LargeFormat] Hello all

On Jun 3, 2008, at 7:22 PM, Dave Hornford wrote:

> Both are Sinar, and are outdoors carry through the
> mountains cameras.
>
> Dave

I've rarely seen the words Sinar, carry and mountains used in the
same sentence. How big is your elephant herd? :-)

For me it's 120 3x4 4x5 5x7 and 8x10, Deardorf for the big one,
Graphic cameras for the rest.

Les Newcomer

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Re: Hello all

2008-06-03T17:19:14Z

On Jun 3, 2008, at 7:22 PM, Dave Hornford wrote:

> Both are Sinar, and are outdoors carry through the
> mountains cameras.
>
> Dave

I've rarely seen the words Sinar, carry and mountains used in the
same sentence. How big is your elephant herd? :-)

For me it's 120 3x4 4x5 5x7 and 8x10, Deardorf for the big one,
Graphic cameras for the rest.

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Re: Hello all

2008-06-03T16:24:46Z

Now, only 4x5. But as a commercial photographer throughout the 60's ->
90's, also 8x10. I use/used Linhof for 4x5 and Deardorf for 8x10.

Jim

On Jun 3, 2008, at 4:15 PM, Tom Kumagai wrote:

>
> Let me throw a stone into the water again. What format(s) do you
> shoot?
> 4x5,5x7, 8x10, or even bigger?
>
> I, just started 4x5.
>
> Tom
>
> On 2008/06/04, at 2:58, Wilkes, Don LCS:EX wrote:
>
>> Jim Hemenway wrote:
>>
>>> Looks like it isn't all that active after all.
>>
>> Like the tides, it comes and goes...
>>
>> For me, there just hasn't been much to write about; with the ghastly
>> weather we had all "spring" here on Vancouver Island, I've managed to
>> squeeze off all of about 13 shots since the beginning of the year.
>> Or
>> maybe it's just that being in the prime of our lives, we already know
>> everything there is to know, so there's little point in discussing
>> perfection :}
>>
>> Cheers,
>> \donw
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Re: Hello all

2008-06-03T16:22:57Z

In theory 4x5 & 8x10, but for too much of the year my equipment is on a
different continent
Somehow the acquisition of a 16x20 will solve this. My wife remains
unconvinced. I think it is simply a matter of belief

Both are Sinar, and in practice both are outdoors carry through the
mountains cameras.

Dave

-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Tuesday, June 03, 2008 5:15 PM
To: f32 Large Format Photography Mail List
Subject: Re: [LargeFormat] Hello all

Let me throw a stone into the water again. What format(s) do you shoot?
4x5,5x7, 8x10, or even bigger?

I, just started 4x5.

Tom

On 2008/06/04, at 2:58, Wilkes, Don LCS:EX wrote:

> Jim Hemenway wrote:
>
>> Looks like it isn't all that active after all.
>
> Like the tides, it comes and goes...
>
> For me, there just hasn't been much to write about; with the ghastly
> weather we had all "spring" here on Vancouver Island, I've managed to
> squeeze off all of about 13 shots since the beginning of the year. Or
> maybe it's just that being in the prime of our lives, we already know
> everything there is to know, so there's little point in discussing
> perfection :}
>
> Cheers,
> \donw
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Re: Hello all

2008-06-03T16:21:24Z

Oh, an easy question, all of the above, and larger, up to 20x24.

erie

Tom Kumagai wrote:
>
> Let me throw a stone into the water again. What format(s) do you shoot?
> 4x5,5x7, 8x10, or even bigger?
>
> I, just started 4x5.
>
> Tom
>
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Re: Hello all

2008-06-03T16:15:02Z

Let me throw a stone into the water again. What format(s) do you shoot?
4x5,5x7, 8x10, or even bigger?

I, just started 4x5.

Tom

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Re: Hello all

2008-06-03T10:58:44Z

Jim Hemenway wrote:

> Looks like it isn't all that active after all.

Like the tides, it comes and goes...

For me, there just hasn't been much to write about; with the ghastly
weather we had all "spring" here on Vancouver Island, I've managed to
squeeze off all of about 13 shots since the beginning of the year. Or
maybe it's just that being in the prime of our lives, we already know
everything there is to know, so there's little point in discussing
perfection :}

Cheers,
\donw
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