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When I found a set of "budget" film holders for my 11x14 ultra large format camera I knew they would need a bit of work. In this episode I'll show you how I repair and refurbish this film holders and talk about how you can perform a similar fix to your own holders for around $10 or less. More information on some points I mention about ULF film holders is below. Help me dump the ads. Become a buddy of the channel for as little as .99 cents (US) per month: / @adamwelch Leia and I are full-time vehicle dwellers living and working from the road. We welcome your support via Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/adamwelch Ultra large format film holders (holder larger than 11x14) become difficult to find, especially depending on the age, format of your camera, and even the country of manufacture. Most large and ultra large format cameras made after the mid-1900's in the United States often adhere to ANSI standards but of course this is not always the case. This means that yes, to ensure the most precise focal plane alignment possible, it is best to use ULF holders manufactured by your camera's maker. However, it is still VERY MUCH POSSIBLE to find film holders made by other manufacturers which also fit your camera and to some extent, your budget. You can find more detailed information, as well as critical measurements of some common-size film holders at Richard Ritter's website. Mr. Ritter has compiled a very helpful list of average dimensions for things such as septum depth, rib distances, flap widths, ect., at this link: https://www.lg4mat.net/FilmHolderSpec... Always remember folks, be EXTREMELY careful when attempting to make your own repairs to, well, anything. You always run the risk of permanent damage. Proceed accordingly. CONNECT: My Website: https://www.aphotographist.com On Medium / adam_welch_photographist Facebook / adamwelchphotographist ------------------------------------------ Help keep this whole wheel rolling by purchasing my books and products. I always appreciate your support! MY BOOKS: SLEEPY 66: Nighttime on the Mother Road https://amzn.to/3GcuHfi ON THE LEFT: Photographs from the Edge of California https://amzn.to/3q3STtK FACES OF GRAYSON (wild pony book): https://bit.ly/FacesOfGrayson THE PHOTOMAKER'S JOURNAL (personal notebook): https://amzn.to/3GntVek CAMERAS IN THE WILD (eBook/adventure photography guide): https://bit.ly/CamerasInTheWild A MODERN APPROACH TO PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPOSITION (eBook): https://bit.ly/MODERNCOMP LIGHTROOM MASTERY (eBook/complete guide to Lightroom Classic): https://bit.ly/LRmastery CAMERA JOCKEY CLOTHIERS https://bit.ly/3WICvzv MY LIGHTROOM VIDEO COURSE: https://bit.ly/DECODINGLR