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    Quote Originally Posted by jimgalli
    Patent! Of course! Hmmm........ Wait til I tell my wife we'll be rich RICH RICH!
    she knows yer lyin, you'll just buy more camera gear.

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    Fantastic. This could actually work.

    Now I can put to work my:
    Goerz Apochromat Artar 19in. (in brass barrel w/flange) - a cool hunk of old glass,
    Nikon 305 / 9.0 APO (in barrel with about 1000 aperture blades.)

    /..

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    a 5 year old thread.....here it is with a moving picture!

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICLG3HCDlhk
    photoshop is somewhere you go to buy photo equipment.


    lens photos here

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    Quote Originally Posted by eddie gunks View Post
    a 5 year old thread.....here it is with a moving picture!

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICLG3HCDlhk
    Great to see the man himself in action. I've been using the Galli shutter for quite some time. With practice it is possible to get some fairly accurate exposures.

    Thanks for sharing.
    Tom, on Point Pelee, Canada

    Ansel Adams had the Zone System... I'm working on the points system. First I points it here, and then I points it there...

    http://tom-overton-images.weebly.com


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    I have a projection lens that I want to try out. It is a 240 f2.4 by my calculations. Now i just have to mount it.

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    Great idea, Jim.

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    Nice to see this old thread resurrected.

    I spent a happy hour looking at the pics on Jim's website. Lots of pics on big cameras from big vintage lenses

    http://tonopahpictures.0catch.com/
    Steve

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    We are still waiting for the flash synch' to be described, I seem to remember for as many years as you have been advertising this shutter

    Any luck with the pix of your cleaning ladies?

    (PS - I have just watched the JG shutter video, better than Matrix I, II and III together - Why does no one collect all that scrap metal and sell it to be made into new Toyota cars?)

    John
    Last edited by Grumpy Old Man; 03-06-2012 at 11:44 PM. Reason: Video note

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    Quote Originally Posted by Grumpy Old Man View Post
    We are still waiting for the flash synch' to be described, I seem to remember for as many years as you have been advertising this shutter

    Any luck with the pix of your cleaning ladies?

    (PS - I have just watched the JG shutter video, better than Matrix I, II and III together - Why does no one collect all that scrap metal and sell it to be made into new Toyota cars?)

    John
    Shutter in one hand, pop the flash with the other hand. Flash sync requires lubrication of the photographer, not the shutter, with the proper fluids. I recommend Makers Mark or Jack Daniels, but be warned that flash sync may become erratic if too much lubrication is used.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cdholden View Post
    Shutter in one hand, pop the flash with the other hand. Flash sync requires lubrication of the photographer, not the shutter, with the proper fluids. I recommend Makers Mark or Jack Daniels, but be warned that flash sync may become erratic if too much lubrication is used.
    Good, I will drink to that!!

    John

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