P3D Try again...

[Ronald Beck <ronald-beck@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Well, the list server didn't like my first message (see below), so I'm
trying it again.


I would heartily recommend the acquisition of a Kodak Stereo camera for
ease of film change in the middle of a photo shoot. <grin> :-) :-) :-)

Ron

P.S. Somehow the quick wit of a one-liner is lost when you have to
repost because the list server thinks you're selling something.  Oh
well...  I'll remember for the next time!


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> GET A KODAK STEREO :-) :-)
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> Get a Kodak Stereo :-) :-)
> 
> Seriously, isn't there some sort of speedee rewinder you can get for a
> Realist?  What about taking two cameras?
> 
> Ron
> 
> > Hi All,
> >
> > I shoot with a Realist in difficult environments - nightclubs and fashions
> > shows and unless I time my film consumption really well I can get caught
> > out and need to reload the camera half way through a show.
> >
> > This has happened to me only once in the past, but it's a real pain not to
> > mention embarrasing.
> >
> > Is there a modern, old or hack I can do to get a decent reload time?
> >
> > Next show is on the 29/30th and would love to get it sorted by then.
> >
> > Some of the shots will be on the BBC in November - will keep you all posted
> > to when it airs.
> >
> > Mark