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erobinso
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I used a Speed Graphic as a crime scene camera in the 70s, and wish to include a hi-res image of one in a book I'm writing on Crime Scene Photography. I'll credit the source in the book, of course.
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Les
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glennfromwy
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Ted, have you ever used or heard of cameras made by Rex Labs? They were reportedly made as police equipment for crime scene and ID photography. Kind of a knock off on the Graflex cameras. I have two of them and I'm trying to find more concrete info on the rare cameras. I have only ever heard of one other of these.
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