[largeformat] value on 11x14 lens
LNPhoto
LNPhoto at twmi.rr.com
Tue Jun 14 22:53:43 EDT 2005
Yes I agree with both you and Ted, but the legality/insurance issue is
out of my sphere of influence. They asked me to find a value for the
lens.
On Jun 14, 2005, at 9:43 PM, Richard Knoppow wrote:
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>> Actually in was more of a "you dropped it, now you own it" sorta
>> thing. He was a "guest teacher/assisting a teacher with a pin hole
>> room project and somebody within the school dropped the lens. Now
>> they have to buy it. It was in good user condition, I"m sure there
>> were scratches visible with a 10x loupe but considering something
>> this size is used for contacts and maybe 4x enlargements, the lens
>> was excellent (and still is, but the filter threads aren't)
>>
>> In any case the buracracy needs something to hang their hat on before
>> they open the purse strings. Three or four emails from 11x14 users
>> finishing the sentence. "A fair price to pay for this lens is
>> ______." Will do the trick. So far we've gotten ranges but $200-$500
>> or $300-$600 doesn't help the trustees much.
>
> If the only problem is dinged threads they can be straightened using
> a special tool which is available for this. Some of the larger photo
> supply houses have them.
> As far as the you broke it you own it thing I don't think that is
> even legal.
>
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> Richard Knoppow
> Los Angeles, CA, USA
> dickburk at ix.netcom.com
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