> > For a short period around 1933 he used a 4x5 camera (which I guess is the > "SLR" you're talking about) ... I still have a working Graflex 4x5 SLR. Current SLR owners don't know what mirror bounce and shutter lag are. When I was a kid (in Glendale) I stuck an enlarging lens on it and used it as a close-up camera. It's a neat relic. > Ansel Adams in his essay titled "Edward Weston" said: > > "He reduced his mechanics to a minimum... > no enlarger, ... About 2 years ago the L.A. Central Library had an exhibit of the Getty's Edward Weston collection. I'm almost sure there were enlargements -- prints over 8 x 10 -- in that exhibition that were claimed to be originals by Edward. I recall being surprised at the time because I had always thought of him as a contact printer. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
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RE: [Digital BW] Digital Weston
2005-06-06 by Paul Roark
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