| View Full Version : 20x24 POP Shinnya 01-09-2006, 08:30 PM Hi everyone, I did ask this before, but I will try it again: Does any one have 20x24 POP? I would like to buy several sheets! I would like to buy a box, but I want to try them out before I commit to it. Thanks, Tsuyoshi Shinnya 01-09-2006, 08:40 PM One question: How long does POP last? Do they have a long-shelf life? Warmly, Tsuyoshi Gustavo_Castilla 01-09-2006, 11:20 PM Try Bostick & Sullivan they have all the stock from chicago album rrankin 01-09-2006, 11:56 PM I believe that special sizes (not 8x10 or 11x14) Centennial POP is only made by special order and only at s certain time of year. I doubt you'd be able to order just a few sheets of it. But if so, you'd need to contact Chicago Albumen directly and ask about it. B&S doesn't have it listed. Cheers, Richard David A. Goldfarb 01-10-2006, 12:08 AM Out of curiosity, do you own or have access to a 20x24" camera or are you using enlarged negs? Here's the info on ordering POP in non-standard sizes, though they list 20x24" as a standard size-- http://www.albumenworks.com/pricelist.html Shinnya 01-10-2006, 01:03 AM My understanding is that 20x24 is a standard size according to CAW website. I just don't want to buy a box of 25 sheet for almost $200 yet... I am just simply using them for my 7x17 negatives (by making 3 8x20 out of one sheet). I do not have an access to 20x24 camera. Though I think I saw it at 68 degrees though... Warmly, Tsuyoshi David A. Goldfarb 01-10-2006, 09:16 AM Yes, they have a 20x24" Lotus at Sixty-Eight Degrees. Eric used to own THREE of them, but sold off two. Gustavo_Castilla 01-10-2006, 10:43 AM If you are looking for a Momuth plate camera good luck as I undestand it ther is 2 or 3 people that have such cameras in the west coast one is Patrick Alt at altview.com He may be able to build one but you are talking BIG BUCkS and that is if you can talk him into building one , maybe 10K if not more Allen Friday 01-10-2006, 03:17 PM I built my own 20x24 camera for under $1500. The film holders are a different issue. Check out my post dated 9-30-05 in the camera building and modification seciton of apug. It is posted under "Buulf Cameras". Buulf stands for Butt Ugly Ultra Large Format Camera. I posted pictures of my 16x20, but the 20x24 is the same design and only slightly larger. I can post pics of the 20x24 if you need. Allen Friday |