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A test shoot with Mia yesterday to test out my large format camera with instant back. I'm in love with it :)
This was an exercise in focusing my Intrepid view camera, trying to get the pebbles and the power station in focus without resorting to a very small aperture. I used front tilt and shot at f32 (the lens goes down to f64). Interestingly the tower of the Cement Works on the far left isn't in focus, which isn't a problem but you would have thought that with a wide angle lens and the power station being so far away that focus would have extended to infinity, but obviously not. I also used a red filter to boost the contrast, especially as Fomapan can be a bit flat otherwise, and a .3 ND grad for the sky.
Intrepid 5x4, Super Angulon 90mm/f8, Fomapan 100
Rodinal 1:50, 8 mins at 20C
4x5" handmade pinhole camera.
37mm F/120, exposure 75s.
9x12 Svema64 (expired) b&w film @ ISO 100.
R09 1:200, 120min stand dev.
HP Scanjet 4890.
with Leitz Hektor300mm f2.8 on 8X10 format, the lens was too heavy and board are not fitting best to the mount which caused a little bit tilt. 35mm equivalent DOF about 40mm f0.38. the film is Portra400
Love the idea of shooting Medical X-Ray film but can't find the size (Like 3.25x4.25)? Ask Mike (that's me!) I'll cut it for you!
Drop by the shop - filmphotographyproject.com/
Listen to the radio show!
From the Jacob's Hats series
Calumet CC403 (4x5)
Schneider Kreuznach Symmar-S 210 mm f/5.6
Kodak T-Max 100
SP-445 tank, SP-76EC 1:10 for 7 min, SP-Fixer #7 for 3 min. etc.
V850 scan
bernardkellyphotography.com
Cambo Super 4x5 view camera, Fujinon 210mm f/5.6 lens, Portra 800 film in a 6x9 holder, This was digitized by shooting two frames of the film with a Fuji X-E2 and an old Minolta Celtic 50mm/3.5 macro lens.