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Started by Lotus View Camera
Fri, 06 Dec 1996 01:29
Wooden sheet film holder
Author: Lotus View Camera
Date: Fri, 06 Dec 1996 01:29
Date: Fri, 06 Dec 1996 01:29
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"Just beautiful, a great piece of work - congratulations - I want to buy them..." An American guru of our large-format-community complimented us with these words today after receiving the Lotus View wooden sheet film holders 4x10". Yes, the wooden ones, beautifully crafted for all sizes, are indeed experiencing a glorious revival... Please visit http://www.lotusintergate.at/lotusviewcamera/
Re: Wooden sheet film holder
Author: Alex Brown
Date: Fri, 06 Dec 1996 09:21
Date: Fri, 06 Dec 1996 09:21
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Lotus View Camera wrote: + + "Just beautiful, a great piece of work - + congratulations - I want to buy them..." + + An American guru of our large-format-community complimented us + with these words today after receiving the Lotus View wooden + sheet film holders 4x10". + + Yes, the wooden ones, beautifully crafted for all sizes, are + indeed experiencing a glorious revival... + + Please visit http://www.lotusintergate.at/lotusviewcamera/ Must be one of those weird american v-twins !!! Alex.
Re: Wooden sheet film holder
Author: Barry Richards
Date: Fri, 06 Dec 1996 17:45
Date: Fri, 06 Dec 1996 17:45
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In article <32A776F6.6168@weisserlotus.co.at>, Lotus View Camera
<viewcamera@weisserlotus.co.at> writes
>"Just beautiful, a great piece of work -
>congratulations - I want to buy them..."
>
>An American guru of our large-format-community complimented us
>with these words today after receiving the Lotus View wooden
>sheet film holders 4x10".
>
>Yes, the wooden ones, beautifully crafted for all sizes, are
>indeed experiencing a glorious revival...
>
>Please visit http://www.lotusintergate.at/lotusviewcamera/
I didn't think you were allowed to do this? advertise on usenet, unless
related to the subject of the newsgroup and then not trade.
-- .... Barry Richards
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Re: Wooden sheet film holder
Author: Tim Puffett
Date: Fri, 06 Dec 1996 19:32
Date: Fri, 06 Dec 1996 19:32
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In article <32A776F6.6168@weisserlotus.co.at>, Lotus View Camera <viewcamera@weisserlotus.co.at> writes >"Just beautiful, a great piece of work - >congratulations - I want to buy them..." > >An American guru of our large-format-community complimented us >with these words today after receiving the Lotus View wooden >sheet film holders 4x10". > >Yes, the wooden ones, beautifully crafted for all sizes, are >indeed experiencing a glorious revival... > >Please visit http://www.lotusintergate.at/lotusviewcamera/ Have you tried removing a link or two from the chain and winding the adjusters in a fraction. This should knock a few millimeters off the wheelbase. Next drop the forks through the yoke about 10mm to quicken up the steering. Dynojet kit and a set of K&Ns will work a treat. If you insist on putting the 4x10" Lotus View wooden sheet film holder on, make sure it doesn't stick up above the fairing cos if the wind catches it you're done for. Don't forget a decent slip-on can, for a few more dB you can release a few more bhp. Remind the American guru of the benefits of a rear hugger, keeps all that nasty road dirt of the rear spring-doo-dad. Bet you are a laugh a minute at a party. -- Tim Puffett
Re: Wooden sheet film holder
Author: COLLETTE RIDGEWAY
Date: Sat, 07 Dec 1996 04:57
Date: Sat, 07 Dec 1996 04:57
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: >indeed experiencing a glorious revival... : > : >Please visit http://www.lotusintergate.at/lotusviewcamera/ : Have you tried removing a link or two from the chain and winding the : adjusters in a fraction. This should knock a few millimeters off the : wheelbase. Next drop the forks through the yoke about 10mm to quicken : up the steering. Dynojet kit and a set of K&Ns will work a treat. : If you insist on putting the 4x10" Lotus View wooden sheet film holder : on, make sure it doesn't stick up above the fairing cos if the wind : catches it you're done for. : Don't forget a decent slip-on can, for a few more dB you can release a : few more bhp. : Remind the American guru of the benefits of a rear hugger, keeps all : that nasty road dirt of the rear spring-doo-dad. : Bet you are a laugh a minute at a party. : -- : Tim Puffett Tim!!! FUNNY! :-)
Re: Wooden sheet film holder
Author: Joe Cole
Date: Mon, 09 Dec 1996 20:24
Date: Mon, 09 Dec 1996 20:24
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Lotus View Camera wrote: > > "Just beautiful, a great piece of work - > congratulations - I want to buy them..." > > An American guru of our large-format-community complimented us > with these words today after receiving the Lotus View wooden > sheet film holders 4x10". [snip] Please trim newsgroup headers to not include <rec.models.rc.air> in this subject Thank you.
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