Zeiss Ikon Ikoflex IIa (late)
I have posted other shots of my dad's old Ikoflex, but this is a test shot that is more about the lens used than it is about the camera in the photo - read on...
Photo taken with a Graflex 1941 Anniversary Speed Graphic 4x5 camera, using Ilford HP5 Plus black and white sheet film; Developed in Kodak HC-110.
The lens used on the Speed Graphic for this shot was a Steinheil München Cassar 100mm f/6.3 borrowed from a Pho-tak Foldex 6.3 folding camera. It's a 120 roll film camera, so this lens does not cover 4x5. I knew that going in, but my subject matter here was not filling the frame, so I knew I'd be safe for this particular shot. But it won't work for 4x5 out in the world. Still, it's showing itself here to be plenty sharp!
Zeiss Ikon Ikoflex IIa (late)
I have posted other shots of my dad's old Ikoflex, but this is a test shot that is more about the lens used than it is about the camera in the photo - read on...
Photo taken with a Graflex 1941 Anniversary Speed Graphic 4x5 camera, using Ilford HP5 Plus black and white sheet film; Developed in Kodak HC-110.
The lens used on the Speed Graphic for this shot was a Steinheil München Cassar 100mm f/6.3 borrowed from a Pho-tak Foldex 6.3 folding camera. It's a 120 roll film camera, so this lens does not cover 4x5. I knew that going in, but my subject matter here was not filling the frame, so I knew I'd be safe for this particular shot. But it won't work for 4x5 out in the world. Still, it's showing itself here to be plenty sharp!