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Awesome! Happy Easter! Hippity goddam hop!

The link has been fixed, feast your eyes on [url]http://edweslystudio.com/Pedagogy/7SBP/7SBPCCDT.pdf[/url].

Thank you for the link!!, that PDF has some very nice information....

Note to Ed:
The link to the "Creative Camera and Darkroom Techniques, Summer 1986" version of the document is broken. You need to change the link from "7SBPCCDT.PDF" to "7SBPCCDT.pdf".

Great stuff Ed. Thanks - even after all these years, I'm always learning new things about the basics from you.

Yeah, it looks like the silly little old url tag had a brain fart!

I think Ed may have meant this: http://edweslystudio.com/Pedagogy/7SBP/ListFrame7SBP.html

I think something went wrong with the url or was it an attachment?. If you could try one more time i would be in debt to you!!

[quote="Ed Wesly"][url]file:///C:/Users/EdWesley/Desktop/EWGD/Pedagogy/7SBP/ListFrame7SBP.html[/url][/quote]

By the way, i found the book from the scanned PDF. It's called "Homemade Holograms: The Complete Guide to Inexpensive, Do-It-Yourself Holography" by John Iovine.

Heferkimbo: You might find some of the same material here, but from a wackier perspective: [url]file:///C:/Users/EdWesley/Desktop/EWGD/Pedagogy/7SBP/ListFrame7SBP.html[/url]. Projects 1a, 1b, and 4 of the 7 Single Beam Projects for the web are sketchy, but the others are quite entertaining and enlightening.

Thank you guys.
I'll do as you say. Already bought the book you kindly recommended jrburns47. And Din, i already did all that digging, trying to find the source used by Mr. Chapman but couldn't find anything, i definitely thought about writing him directly but it seemed a little too unimportant bothering him with that... but now i think ill do it.

Thank you again.