Digital BW, The Print

Eric and Clayton;

I know it is off topic, but I was the one who started out with the
all-in-one-flex comment. I love both of your contraptions . . . oops, excuse
me, your ultra most recent bestest mostest professionalest cameras, SO, have
you ever seen the picture of that fellow (I believe he was originally a
Californian) with his "camera van"?
The entire thing is covered with cameras glued? screwed? all over it (some
of them actually working, being fired from inside . . . a whole new meaning
to "drive by shooting") . . . and an obviously good way to get rid of your
"film" cameras whilst waiting for photoshop to do some really akward
manipulation ;-)

Further Eric, if you are looking for something really cute (and really
outrageously expensive I would imagine), Rollei has produced in limited
numbers a miniature TLR that has a half-size sensor in it (a la the majority
of "35" cameras).

all the best

Paul Aparycki

>I had one of those for awhile, but I much preferred the medium format
>RolLeicaFlex.  It produced such sensuous and tactile negatives and/or
>transparencies, especially when you used the ultrasuperduperchrome
>III film produced by Koduji.  You can see one here,

>http://www.ericashworth.net/images/rolleicaflex.jpg

>Eric