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For those of you thinking of coming up on Friday, here's a little tip: Don't park at The Yarrow. They tried to snake me out of 20 bucks for parking, but I didn't fall for it. You can park anywhere in the strip mall for free I think. I ended up getting a pass from the hotel, but I think you...

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I will be presenting at 2pm on Sunday and at 2pm on Friday in the Ivers Room at The Yarrow in Park City. Come one-come all!

The Art Institute has a hospitality suite and conference room up there for the next two weeks. I will present there either this Sunday afternoon/evening and/or next Friday. I'll know by tomorrow what the firm schedule is.

I'm doing at least one, perhaps two separate presentations about my various documentary photography projects at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah next week. If anyone is in town and would like a more complete schedule of times and locations, let me know. I will be talking about...

I've owned 3 RRC's and you are setting yours up exactly like I set up all of mine. You will need to either get used to rubbing the radius arms or adjust the bump stops. The problem with NOT adjusting the bump stop is that the rubbing is extremely hard on CV joints. Not only are you applying...

There's no doubt the Toyo is a 'better' camera...but it comes at a price. Right now on eBay there are a few ranging from 800-1400 bucks...no lens, no holders, no nothing. My point is that you can get into LF, have a lot of fun and not have it cost a fortune. For that matter, he could even...

My wife said that while we were driving in Portland in the 109 SW. There was a heater-core leak inside the cab, it was raining, the heater was cranked and there was condensation all over the inside AND outside of the vehicle. It was dark, we were in traffic and she leaned over and said...

Try this site... It's all about night photography.

Now we're back on track!

4x5...get a Speed Graphic with a 127 lens. Anything else and you're just spending money to look cool. No really, trust me. Shoot that rig for a year then figure out what you want to add or replace it with. For $250 you can have a camera, lens, holders and some film. EDIT: Congratulations...

Wanna sell that Hassy? :elkgrin:

Wow, looks familiar! Tell Curtis hi for me! :)

Here's a start...

Is your self-timer stuck on? Press that tiny button just above the rotating lever on the right side of the lens. It should buzz and start to spin around.

Yeah, and we haven't even talked about fake beadlocks yet!

Honestly the amount of hassle it will be to find a flash unit for your camera that is both a: available and b: still works, might be the deal-breaker. You can find a TON of good, used 35mm cameras on Craigslist if you just do a little digging. Anything that has sharp, square edges and a lot of...

"Just because you can, doesn't mean you should." Classic.

Dib's on Bill Burke's thermals. I don't see a picture of them?

Clearly the camera I ordered today has nothing to do with being compact. So...I won't tell you about it. :ylsmoke: