Subject: mounting in the plastic mounts [was: TL120-1 lens flare and other sDate: 2006-12-05 12:31:20From: John Thurston
Dale Yingst wrote:
80x140 plastic mounts and another four or
five in 80x132 cardboard mounts. Following
Dave's suggestion, I started mounting on the
smooth half of the plastic mount and it has
worked great!
I only reached for my cardboard mounts when
I really wanted a different aperture shape.
us plastic mounts, I'm not sure I'd jump to
buy 80x140 cardboard mounts (if they were offered).
--
John Thurston
Juneau Alaska
http://stereo.thurstons.us
> I just mounted my first TL120 slides lastI mounted about eight slides Sunday in the
> night and it was a real pleasure with my
> modified mounter. It only took me a
> minute or two to mount each slide and it
> was such an easy and clean operation.
80x140 plastic mounts and another four or
five in 80x132 cardboard mounts. Following
Dave's suggestion, I started mounting on the
smooth half of the plastic mount and it has
worked great!
I only reached for my cardboard mounts when
I really wanted a different aperture shape.
> I wonder if cardboard MF mounts might soonGiven the price at which George is offering
> be made in the Chinese specs any time soon?
us plastic mounts, I'm not sure I'd jump to
buy 80x140 cardboard mounts (if they were offered).
--
John Thurston
Juneau Alaska
http://stereo.thurstons.us