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Posts Tagged ‘DIY’

Defeating the Curl

by K. Praslowicz ~ February 26th, 2009

How to scan curled negatives flat using a glass insert, and packing peanuts.

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DIY Softrelease Safety

by K. Praslowicz ~ January 20th, 2008

Cheap method to prevent accidental frames from being shot while using a soft release.

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DIY Softrelease Safety, The Follow Up

by K. Praslowicz ~ April 8th, 2009

In January of 2008, I posted this article about using a hair tie as a safety while using a soft release to prevent accidental shutter releases. I ended that post by saying "I’ll try this for a few weeks and report back."
It has been about sixty-five weeks since then, so it is time to finally [...]

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