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thanks for sharing!!

at risk of sounding totally stupid, this process allows you to take a color negative film photo (like a portra 400 shot), and print it onto a sheet of paper as a positive? i could be misunderstanding something fundamentally here.

Thank you for this! Great to the point and perfect. Doing this for a cyanotype project.

The sun is millions miles away y. So you think that just by moving closer few yards will get you a more accurate reading?

This was so good! Thank you!!

Awesome advice!

When you said 210mm I already saw the problem. Yes yes need much much much bigger (focal point wise) lens to focus this beast.

Someday I wanna make my own view camera. It will be helpful at that time. Thanks.

Great video Scott!

The black "scrim" you made...is that for the same purpose as the black umbrellas that came with my lighting kit (as opposed to using the white umbrellas)?

Kodak HIE is long gone. How old is this video?

How was the sx70 manipulation done

Not let me into the basket to find out how much postage is to the UK without giving them all my details first.

Thanks for this excellent video! Very informative.

I bought woodglut instructions once and now I have lifetime access to thousands of woodworking projects.

Shame a lot of the films you mention seem to be out of production

❤️ Thank you so much (▰˘◡˘▰)

A very interesting, inspiring video for photography fans. I always wanted to build a view camera and now more so. Thank you for a great video and story.

Great video, Thank you!

Yes

Amazing

WOW!!!!!

whats the name of these elements in those 3 bottle? plz tell me

I use direct sunlight..avoid 12 noon when sun is overhead. The sun eliminates shadows and glare

Make image square (stretch or crop both work) Flip vertical Filter > Distort > Polar That's it

Thanks, Scott! I don't know if you'll ever see my comment, but I can't thank you enough! I have been searching high and low on UA-cam for a helpful video on this very issue. I am tasked to photography a public school's Class of 2001-2020 Framed Photos. They are digitizing them, and want to clean up the hallway walls. The reflection issue has been a huge one for me. Your tutorial here is the most helpful info on this very challenging issue that I have found in my last week's worth of UA-cam surfing! Again, don't know if you'll ever see this, but THANK-YOU :)!!!! Scott

Thank you .. well done and so interesting! :-)

How well did the rustoleum frosted glass work as a substitute for ground glass?

Genius! Thanks for the tip!

Scott, thank you for a truly excellent instructions on Home Made (DIY) large format camera, that I too have plans to make. Your instructions really have answered questions that I have been researching, specially the bellows and ground glass. I own two 4X5 1950's cameras and 1 1920 plates cameras, for which I have bought 4X5 x-ray film that I am experimenting with now.

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Amazing Explained! Im interested to do Emulsion Transfers but Im New, Will be looking for some Slide Printers and in 2020 its hard to find them, even in second hand websites. How can I transfer 35mm film into polaroids like you?

great tips and tricks. I need to do this to photography the my framed images I have in stock and ready for sale. Thanks so much Scott

Hey. I made a similar video this evening, but in Asheville, NC. We estimated 2000. I am about to post it. I had the moon behind the chimney, too.

Any easy trick to avoid keystone effects?

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All I can say is thank you so much!

wow thats is very nice story and understanding

Wow, what a great camera! I'm thinking of building a flexible camera system myself. One thing though, I can't figure out how to mount the camera to a tripod. May I ask what you did?

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You loaded the film incorrectly. You had the 12 exp. mask in but loaded the film for the 16exp.

Scott, thanks for this video. It’s encouraging! I have been wanting to build my own 4x5 camera but have not been able to find any plans or helpful instructions on building one. In addition to being a photographer, I’m also a woodworker with a well equipped shop. I was wondering if you found any useful resources for smaller view cameras?

5 Years later: Thanks for posting this but I'm not sure why you didn't include an image taken with this camera?

Could you use glass instead of wood?

Great job my man . That is for this. I am experimenting with in camera cyanotype and it's very interesting. I may do a video about it soon

Incredible!! All my respect for such a good job!

Great job on this. Respect

i'm intrigued. thanks for the effort and the sharing. thumbs up.

Sir, you my friend are a champion. I love it. I might even have a go at this myself.