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I,m going to make a 10 x8 camera, what I am having trouble finding out is the bellows lenght, I want to use the camera mainly for portrate and close up...
Well let's start with the basics, what f.l. lens are you planning on using? As a SWAG, I'd say a bellows length of around 750mm would probably suffice, maybe...
It depends on what your camera can take. Mine, for instance, has a camera extension rail that is more that 30-inches. How long a lens do you plan to use?...
Bob, A "Standard" portrait lens for an 10x8 (Head and shoulders) would be in the 550mm to 600mm length. 450mm can be used for half length and 300 to 360mm for...
Bob, Sorry, I didn't answer the last part of your question. For closeup photography you will need more bellows extension than for portraits for the lens focal...
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On Tue, 18 Dec 2007 22:37:35 -0000, Paxety Pages <pages@...> wrote: How long a lens do ... thanks all ... bob ... -- Using Opera's revolutionary e-mail...
I think the problem of handling portraits has been well handled. Close up work is a but harder because you must define how close (what is the ratio of image...
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Excellent reply from Ric in Nevada. Best I've read! I learned new stuff. Thanks from me too! Bob, 1:1 macro requires 'double belows extension', i.e. 300 mm...
One advantage of 1:1 and above, the lenses that wouldn't cover (or barely cover) image circles also double, so that 150 Hexanon will focus at 1:1 with 300mm of...
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I'm fitting a Goez lens, about 4' diameter, onto an old aerial camera. Â I don't have a lens cap for the lens, and thought someone might have made one, or know...
That should be 4 in. diam. Â Sorry for causing any heart palpitations. Marty ________________________________________________________________________ More new...
This should not be too hard. You must decide about materials (lifetime), but I think even some commercial ones were hardly better than cardboard. Anyway, make...
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Marty, If you take the lens to your grocery store, you might find a lid that would fit your lens. For instance, coffee can lids are 4" across. One of them just...
Hi Marty, I have made plenty of odd-size lens caps over the years, basically using the same method as they used back them for making morocco lens caps, but of...
... "R. Mueller" <r.mueller@...> escreveu: This should not be too hard. You must decide about materials (lifetime), but I think even some commercial...
Here's how the pros make one http://www.skgrimes.com/caps/index.htm ... -- NO to the Microsoft Office format as an ISO standard http://www.noooxml.org/petition...
Hi, I would think a strip of heavy felt glued on the inside of your piece going around the outside of the lens.This if snug would give some holding power for...
I took my lens to the hardware store. I found a PVC pipe cap in the plumbing section and padded it out with a little self-sticking felt I also found at the...
Thanks to the several members who sent suggestions. Â All together, they suggest a process that I think will work for me. Â I'll let you know how it works. ...
I am gathering up materials to start another home made camera, and was wondering if anyone has tried using regular black vinyl from a fabric store to...
Ivan, If you wanted a bag bellows, the vinyl simulated leather used for reupholstering chairs would work. For regular bellows, it's better to use the "darkroom...
It does seem like everyone who has had success has used two layers of material, I guess one for support and one for light proofing. I've seem a couple...
It is a matter of taste but I would be happiest to see two layers, both able to block light completely. In such a case, a tiny failure in one layer is ...
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Thanks everyone for the info it looks like Porter's will be the way to go and maybe save the vinyl for the outer shell for color if red or green is wanted....
Hey gang, I have an older style Cambo compendium lens shade that I was going to adapt to my Calumet CC-400 4x5. Well I found the correct shade for that camera...
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