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I have sent you an sms. David

Hello, Due to unforeseen circumstances, I am unable to attend the workshop. I had sent a reply to the email yesterday, but with no confirmation of my cancellation. Apologies and regards, David

Please register me for the event David Tan (dtkky)-8027

150mm lens means you need 150mm film-to-lens distance to focus at infinity. Anything nearer than infinity, you will need to extend the bellows longer. Not to mention the allowance you will need for up/down, left/right and tilt shift and swing.

haha, I've been busy doing other things. Too many hobbies, so little time. I promise I'll bring the sunflower and more "bleach" the next time we get together again. David

Hi guys, Since starting LF about over a year ago, let me share what I feel about this fascinating genre. Reason for going into LF: Apart from the image size, the most important thing for me is the ability to tilt/shift/swing for total control of your image. Choice of camera: I started with a...

Sorry I've been busy with other things and didn't have time to fiddle with my drum scanner. Kgston, if you are ordering mounting fluid (Kami?), I would like to tompang. I have the old type which is oily and very messy.

Will try and scan the sunflower photos and post here when I have more time.

Sorry for the late reply. Either way is ok with me.

Hi all, I would be happy to host you guys for the next round. But need to familiarise myself with the drum scanner first. Ya, stabilizer works wonders but very poisonous. LOL. Kgston, if you don't mind, can you make an extra copy of Roger's article for me and let me know the cost. Thanks. It...

Hello Sabahan, Where do you get your E6 chemicals?

Hi Roger, Thanks for the offer. I think we met and had kopi at the Tanjong Pagar large format outing. I've got a few 4x5 to process and would be really keen to learn from you. David Tan

Oh, one more thing. Greg, is the recipe for 135 or 120 film? David

Thanks Greg for the link. Co-incidentally, I was just looking at that page an hour ago whilst googling for tips. In particular, Tri-X at iso320 D-76 1+1 6min 15 sec at 27 sec. Do you have links to any photos using this recipe? Regards David

Yes, that was the intention. Just checked with Ruby. They have in stock the fo;;owing developers: 1) Tmax 2) HC-110 3) Ilfotec DDX Anybody used any of the above developers for Tri-X and would like to share their experience? Regards David

Thanks for the advice. I have been reading a lot on the web but need advice as to what developer to get (meaning what is available locally). I shot it at iso 320 intentionally. This advice was given to me by the uncle at Ruby. Also, I have read on the web that Tri-X is best shot slightly...

Frankly, no. So looking forward to any advice. David

Hello all, I recently shot some rolls of Tri-X 400 medium format at iso 320. I intend to develop them myself so I need advice as to which developer to use and what timing etc. I'm a newbie at this so any sharing of their experience would be much appreciated. Regards David

Hi, I'm trying to dismantle this lens for cleaning. Repair book says to remove rear retaining ring first but the photos are not clear. I can see three rings at the rear (inner, middle and outer). Can anybody help me out as to which one to remove first? Here is a photo of the rear. You can...