It could be done, but not by me. It is really amazing that since digital cameras have flourished how many of the older processes have come back, like the wet plate collodion process, for example. Ultra large format photography (5x7 through 20x24 cameras) is having it's boom in this era we live in,not in the 1800s where it began.leftybass wrote:Congrats, Jeff. Let's see some Rickenbackers ala Dauguerrotype!
Stick with the Brownie, Aitch!ozover50 wrote:Hey, Jeff!!
Congratulations, mate..........
Now...... I want to upgrade from my '57 Kodak box brownie....... any recommendations?
The camera I use may have well been made in 1857! 
Would you consider making a house call 
No, I think it means that when we want a pic of our Rickenbackers, Jeff will drop by personally to make sure we do it right.wmthor wrote:Jeffery, does this mean that we can just send you our pics and that you'll clean them up, resize them, and then send them back to us to post? Or will you just post them after you clean 'em up and resize 'em?
At least you are just about close enough to actually do so.cheyenne wrote:No, I think it means that when we want a pic of our Rickenbackers, Jeff will drop by personally to make sure we do it right.wmthor wrote:Jeffery, does this mean that we can just send you our pics and that you'll clean them up, resize them, and then send them back to us to post? Or will you just post them after you clean 'em up and resize 'em?
Congrats Jeff.
