Photo Album 9x12

[Florene Pothoven]

Webelieve simple is not how your page looks, but how your scrapbooking hobby works. We have a free workshop called SPARKED and it is the best way to learn more about Simple Scrapper and start creating consistently.

I actually really do like 1212, but the albums are just so large and awkward. Printing more photos in 34 has definitely been the key to enjoying pockets more. Generally I do phone photos in 34 and DSLR in 46.

Our Classic, Archival Photo Album makes a great album for photographs, scrapbook embellishments, photo guest books and your keepsake journaling. As a beautiful preservation of your finest memories, these personalized photo books are archival quality with top-quality, acid-free materials.

Sewn bound in various sizes, these books are permanently bound with glassine tissue interweaving between thick ivory cardstock pages for preservation and protection. Photos are added to the paper pages using photo accessories and is easy!

Hand type-set name or logo personalization is available. If you choose a custom logo, production time is 2-3 weeks. If you choose the logo and need your order sooner, a $50 rush fee will apply. Read more about our logo requirements.

Business days are Monday-Friday (excluding shipping holidays). Orders placed on Saturday and Sunday will be processed on Monday. Orders placed after 1pm Eastern will be processed next day (of course we will try to ship it out anyway). On time arrival is guaranteed to SHIP out from of our facility in time for on-time delivery. While shipping delays are a very rare occurrence, we cannot guarantee on-time delivery by the carrier. Please give yourself extra time, if possible.

SHIPPING METHODS:

We offer several different delivery timeframes for domestic shipping. To help you select the best shipping method for your order, the chart below will show you the options and the shipping duration for each. UPS Ground widely varies depending on the location. Please call if you have a tight deadline for a UPS Ground shipping assessment to ensure on time delivery.

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International shipping is handled by US Postal with limited tracking. International orders are non-refundable. The international customer is responsible for any potential tariffs or customs charges upon arrival. If you have trouble ordering an international shipment from our website, please make sure your country is selected from the drop down in the shipping calculator section. If you still have trouble, please email us 1) the details of your order (by copying and pasting the details in the cart) and 2) your shipping address. We will send you a paypal invoice for the total. Upon receipt, we will ship your order to your international address.

Real fuji silver halide photographic printing, unmatched in its archival quality and vivid color reproduction. NO ink is involved as we print using a completely chemical process. With lifelike texture and sharpness, your prints will resist fading for generations and stay beautiful overtime.

Give your memories the spotlight they deserve. Whether you choose to create from scratch or use a pre-made template, our free design software will help you tell your story. Available in 12x12, 10x10, 8x8 and 6x6 on matte or glossy archival fuji photographic paper.

The all new photo collage wall kit includes 100 of your favorite images printed on premium 100# soft recycled textured paper measuring at 8.5x11 each for only .99! Add additional pages for 59 each.

Just add tape.

Elevate any space with our museum grade Gallery Wrap Canvas. Printed using archival pigmented inks with the highest quality, giclee printing process. Sustainably hand-wrapped around a 1 inch durable wooden frame and ready to display right out of the box.

A monthly reminder of your most precious moments. Customized 5x7 photo calendar is printed on 130# Premium Cover Luxe Paper. Save your photos when the month is over! Cut them out and add them to an album or frame.

Choose from over a dozen cover-worthy designs for your next journal! Your to-do list, sketchbook, notebook, scrapbook and diary all in one. Thick, recycled paper with three ruling choices: blank, lined or dot-grid.

Personalize your own unique journal with our custom cover! Your to-do list, sketchbook, notebook, scrapbook and diary all in one. Thick, recycled paper with three ruling choices: blank, lined or dot-grid.

At Persnickety Prints, we pride ourselves in a job well done. With Print Credits or Deals, we can offer you the lowest price without compromising quality with a bottleneck of orders. Get the Sale price now, redeem later and they never expire!

Preserve your favorite moments from your wedding day for generations to come with our premium Wedding Album. Album99 is the only professional quality Lay Flat Photo Album available from only $99. (Album99 does not qualify for free shipping)

You can add a very large number of photos to your album depending on your layout! For the thick page option, you can choose between 10-25 spreads. For the thin page option, you can choose between 10-50 spreads. Spreads for your Album can be selected in increments of 5 spreads (10 sides). Once you choose your spread count and are onto editing your album, you can choose from a variety of different premade page layouts for each spread.

For example, if you choose an 8x10 Album with a 40 spread count and choose a layout that has 12 images per spread, that would equal 480 photos.

Hmm. Why this silly obsession with old fixed-lens cameras when there are equivalent systems cameras? Why a Maximar or the Goerz or Voigtlaender or ... equivalent instead of a Technika or, for us poor folks, a nice Graphic? There are even Technika clones, for those who prefer aluminum to mahogany.

On a point of usage, what are "false pretentions?" You seem to have spelled "false pretenses" wrong. And tried to pick a fight. Classic trolling behavior, but since its in the classic cameras forum I suppose its permissible. Bill, you should be ashamed of yourself.

Bill, congratulations on the Maximar. Beautiful camera. The easiest way to take pictures with the "beast", is to find a 120 roll film back for it or, use it the "older" way i.e. buy sheet film using the holders (expensive headache).

Well, Bill, I take it your "old warhorses" means 9 X 12 cm folding plate cams in general, and not specifically Zeiss Maximars? Lovely things as they are, they usually go for quite high prices compared to very similar stuff from other makers. I guess it's that "Zeiss Name" thing, again! It's always surprised me just how little design variation there was with folding plate cams of the 20s/30s, which is maybe why we have so much trouble identifying the no-name ones. Then again, some might say the standard design was just about perfect, hence the similarity of so many of them? On plate folders in general, two points come to mind, though. First, for anybody thinking of getting some of these old folders to add to your collection, do your best to try and get a KW Patent Ettui - it's a quite unique variation on the usual theme, and a masterpiece of engineering design to boot. You'd have to assume that the absence of copies of KW's amazing design, must have been due to some smart patenting by their legal department! Secondly, the Russians made a very nice 9 X 12 cm folder in the form of the GOMZ Fotokor, made in Leningrad between 1930 and 1941. This is clearly Maximar-inspired, apart from the very basic shutter. What's interesting, is the sheer volume of Fotokor production - over a million made in just over 10 years. They weren't exported, so just where did a million of these end up, in the USSR population pre-WW2 of what, 200 million? I mean, that's one of these for every 200 citizens, a quite amazing ratio. Dare I suggest that there weren't a million made of every other folding 9 X 12 plate camera in the world, all lumped together! Just how many propaganda pix of Ivan Bloggski, Worker Of The Week at People's Tractor Factory #2289, could you take?

Heh. If it were 1935 and I were made of money, I'd be buying a Ziess Ikon Ideal 250/7 brand new, with the 90 mm and 150 mm Tessar lenses and a stack of extra plate holders -- and yes, a film pack adapter, because there was never, ever an easier way to use these cameras quickly than a film pack (you can shoot 16 shots in the time it takes a roll holder user without automatic advance, which was every roll holder user in 1935, to wind on twice -- who do we petition to bring these back?).

As it happens, I've got a Zeiss Ideal, recently put back in working condition (even though the covering is pretty ugly due to the seller trying to "protect" the open back where it lacked a ground glass or anything else); I've also got a Kawee Camera, the US sale version of the Patent Etui, that needed only finding film sheaths (even the 1 second is accurate without any servicing required). I've got ten holders for the Ideal (plus a couple that are pretty rusty but might be salvageable), and three for the Kawee, plus an additional quantity of sheaths; I've also got a spare Ideal body, this one the Ica 225, that needs a new bellows but is otherwise in very good shape. Now if I could just find those other lenses (preferably in the correct pre-1927 bayonet mount shutters), and get a Tessar or Xenar to fit the rimset Compur in the Kawee Camera...

Joseph, you can do it either way. I would advise, however, focusing on the ground glass and then swapping in the film holder. The lenses on 9x12s are usually 135mm, which gives you little depth of field. The rough focus is no problem, of course, if you make only contact prints; but if you want to make those beautiful enlargements, you will need critical focus. There are rangefinders on a few of the old 9x12s, and on those you don't need to bother with ground-glass focusing. I'm not sure any of these cameras came from the factory thus equipped: rangefinders seem always to be add-ons from Kalart and a few other manufacturers.

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