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Camera:Sinar f1
Lens:Symmar-S 150mm f/5.6
Filter:no
Light:natural
Settings:1" f/32
Focus:camera tilt, front tilt
Film:Rollei RPX25
Developing:R09 1:40 10' agitation first 30" & every 1'45"
Scaning: Epson V550
Software:no adjustments made
Stopped by one of the local breweries while I was out testing some outdated HP-5 I picked up for a song. The exposure was about 1/2 hour or a pints worth. Either works.
Shot with the 4X10 on HP-5 in Pyro PMK for 10 min @ 68f constant agitation.
Toyo 45AII
Rollei RPX 400
Apo-Symmar 210/5.6 + 0.6 grad-filter
Dev: D76 1+0
A couple of weekends ago I went a little crazy and decided to bring my large format camera to a rally with some hopes of bringing some experience back home :-)
As it turns out it was not impossible at all ;-) Bad thing though, I shot three frames and one I forgot to push, and the third I double exposed with some other shot :-/ but atleast I got this one!
...over a rock pool, Minnamurra Rainforest.
Chamonix 045F1, Wollensak Velostigmat W.A. Ser. III f/9.5 6-1/4inch, Fomapan 100, Xtol(1.3)+RO9(1.160)
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Zürich (CH)
Linhof Master Technika, Schneider Apo Symmar 150 f5.6
Efke IR 820 (@ ISO 1.5), IR Filter, Rodinal 1:100 semi-stand 1h
Got this 4x5 Efke infrared film from a flickr contact. Unfortunately this very rare film seems not have to withstood time (and maybe some radiation at the corners?) without damage....
any tips how to understand the exposure on the outer part of the film are welcome (or if this could be due to mishandling during exposure or development?)
Panoramic by stitching
Intrepid 4x5 mk 2 Nikkor SW 90mm f4.5 Ilford Delta 100 (left) and Ilford HP5+ (right) stitched together (photoshop default automatic stitching)
Glen Canyon Dam Arizona, Intrepid 4x5 mk2, Ilex Agugon 90mm f8, Kodak Ektar 100 developed in Unicolor C41
Ilford Ortho Plus shot on Crown Graphic w/ 127mm Kodak Ektar lens. Developed in Kodak D-76. Exposure: 3 seconds @ f/16
Another attempt to use the DIY large format camera.
A slow, but fun process
technical details:
-Nikkor 210mm F5.6 @ F8
- Flash camera right
-Fomapan 200 @ 160
-Kodak HC-110
-Scanned with dslr and macro lens
The famous Page Moving Van on Route 66 (11th Street) in Tulsa, OK. Image made with Ranica Viasna 8x10 large format pinhole camera on Fuji HRU Full Speed Green x-ray film and dev'd in HC110 1+63 dilution.
Osaka VW45FC, 120mm f/6.3, New Guy collodion, Vinegar/Copper sulfate developer, Modern Collodion black aluminum
f/11, 2 seconds
Not sure what happened with the weird focus.
New Guy is much faster than my previous tests showed; at least out on location where there's more UV light as opposed to my shaded balcony. I overexposed every plate that day thinking, 'no it can't be that fast'. This plate was looking into mostly a shaded area. I thought at f/11 I would need at least 2 seconds of exposure... I was wrong.
