Best source for ground glass

[larkis]

Where would I be able to find a ground glass for a 4x5 camera (bush pressman). The camera fell and the glass broke so i need to get a new one.

[wildbill]

http://satinsnow.com/
don't worry about the smoke flavor
if he has a long wait, try ebay

[Ian Grant]

It's got to be GVB after all he's a member of APUG.

Ian

[GeorgesGiralt]

Hi !
I second Ian advice for GVB. Their Lumigrid is awesome ! the grid is not here unless you need it and here it is ! Fantastic !
Add to that perfect service and great packing....
Just my 2 ¢

[Ian Leake]

Steve Hopf does pretty good GG too (http://stores.ebay.com/Brilliant-Ground-Glass) - and delivers very, very quickly too...

[Deckled Edge]

I have been very impressed with my 4 Satin Snow GGs, and Dave is great. There is a wait, but it's worth it. If you need to use the camera quickly, get any old GG, but order from Satin Snow. It will be the best part of your camera, and you'll be less likely to drop it next time.

[argus]

Where would I be able to find a ground glass for a 4x5 camera (bush pressman). The camera fell and the glass broke so i need to get a new one.

Hello Larkis,

my delivery schedule is currently 3 to 4 weeks.

Kind regards,
Geert

[rcoda]

Try making your own. It only takes a few minutes.

We had a demonstration at one of our Imageworks meetings here in Phoenix. This is the source...

http://www.dokasphotos.com/techniques/ground_glass/

[Mark Sawyer]

If you need one in pinch, spray-on glass frosting (Ace Hardware/Home Depot/etc.) will give you a pretty good "ground glass" from regular window glass in as much time as it takes to spray and dry. Not quite as good as an actual ground glass, but surprisingly close, and you can have it today for cheap. A great substitute til the real thing arrives!

[freygr]

I was talking to a large format photographer which own a photo store and he said "I have use wax paper for ground glass in a pinch"