Recent content by Anima Templi

You have summed it up well Badger. The inconvenience of it all can make the final results all the more satisfying. Apart from the 90mm what were your other lenses? (I assume one was a 150mm and 3rd possibly a 240mm) I have spent 20 odd years with just a 90mm and a 150mm and would have loved a...

I have used a 058 with a Wista 5x4 field camera for the last 10 years and it has never let me down. It is heavy but you get used to it and have climbed at least 8 3000 foot peaks with it and survived. I combine it with a ball and socket head (268). The convertible lens was made by schneider...

Sorry to drag this back to the original post but black and white films are now in the main dye based, as opposed to Silver Halide, and have been since Kodak introduced T Max films back in the 80's. The Ilford equivalent is Delta and I guess you used Delta 400. As with TMax this can exhibit a...

I had never heard of this lens before I joined this forum and now I feel totally inadequate without one.

Welcome. I look forward to seeing some shots.

Welcome. You'll find plenty of superb car shots here, and all the advice you can take

Welcome

Very unlikely to be fakes I would have thought. Most filters eminate from just a handfull of manufacturers and differ only in the brand name applied.

Thanks Chappers. I will have a look at the permajet range although I think I will need to look at the R1900 or R2400 like yourself. Will you let me know how you get on if you do invest? Really appreciate your help and advice.

Thanks Messiah. I only use Epson Inks due to being paranoid about head clogging (the printers not mine). The sample packs I've seen sample the premium weight papers which are too heavy. I currently have two boxes of Innova papers (Fibaprint Warm Tone and Smooth White Cotton) waiting...

Thanks Chappers. The R1800 might be an option then, I just wish the problem could be solved without going the A3 route as a) Space is tight. b) Budget is tighter. c) I only print A4 at biggest (back to a & b again).

That's my point Chappers. Most Art Papers are heavier than 255gm2 (285+) and wont go through the R800. Also as the R1800 is said to be an extended bed version of the R800 presumably that one is no good either. Surely for a photo printer to be a photo printer it should be able to handle photo...

I got a couple of Kood Polarisers in the US and they are excellent. Great value and optically very very good.

FranchiseJuan you were sent from heaven. Thank you.

Help please guys. Does anyone use Fine Art papers??? If so in what printer?