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120 is the standard film. You only need a special back insert if you want to use 135 (i.e., "35 mm") film.

Charles,

Yes, the Aptus 75 back uses a standard Compact Flash Memory Card.

I don’t own a Speed Graphic myself and, to be honest, haven’t even seen any Graflex press camera “in the flesh” for years, so I really can’t say anything useful one way or the other with regard to the potential issues you mention. About all I can do is suggest that you try posting questions to forums like Graflex.org, Large Format Photography, Photrio or even Rangefinderforum where most of the folks who use these cameras on a regular basis hang out.

Oh, and, Happy New Year!

Let me say, first off, that the reference to “Hasselblad” only refers to the way the back attaches to the adapter. In other words, this particular adapter only accepts digital backs that utilize the Hasselblad as opposed to, say, Mamiya 645, mounting system. It has no other significance.

This Aptus 75 back has it’s own attached battery for power and is fired by simply connecting it to the flash pc-socket of the lens -- any lens you like -- via a cable similar to the one HERE. It can be tethered if desired but that’s not necessary. The image is displayed on a 2x3 inch screen on the back (which, unfortunately, you can’t see in the photo because I forgot to remove the protective cover .)

Sorry but I’ve got no experience using a digital back on a Speed Graphic.

I have a fotodiox adaptor + Leaf Aptus 75 digital back that I use with both my Ebony SV45Ti (below) and Horseman L45 monorail.

Silvestri is another well known brand that sells a wide range of sliding backs. (And there are a variety of others -- check out the older article HERE -- that show up on ebay from time to time.)

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Some info on the Canon T50/T5 HERE and HERE.

The T***H is that, when Trump is included, this is the result: “Quinnipiac Poll: 41% say Trump worst president since World War II.”

Old news. Wanna take a guess at who’s the new leader as of March 2018? Click HERE

Some guy who calls himself “45acp” posted this back in 2007. Claims it’s a true story. You can read the complete, original version HERE.

Maybe, but I kinda think it’s not specific enough to him.

Yeah, but I still think “Cadet Bone Spurs” is the one that’ll make it into the history books. (It’s got to be one of the best P**********l nicknames ever.
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It’s a cross section of the 2nd version of a Leica Tri-Elmar-M 28-35-50. Here’s a little blurb from PetaPixel.

Check out Framing4yourself. Not the cheapest place around but they do have a wide variety of framing tools and supplies for everyone from the scratch builder to someone who just wants to mat a few items. There’s a helpful tutorial section as well.