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Largeformat Polaroid project
Polaroid 809
Expired date:July 1989
Kodak Aero-Ektar 7inch f/2.5
Chamonix 8''x10'' Large Camera
I'd walked my dog Parker by this alley numerous times late at night and was always struck by how all the elements in the scene represented city living in a very squared off, regular way. This ended up being reflected in the composition since the camera was faced dead-on towards the garage door.
The fire escape offers strong horizontal features and it hangs off the building which itself acts as one bookend to this narrow scene. The brick is nostalgic and historic, reminiscent of a time when construction was not entirely wood. The garage is something to be coveted since parking on the street is so scarce.
Above all, this alley has a great feel to it. The lights in the windows offered hints of life and the sky in the background frequently contains slow clouds that scroll past. This night the exposure was set to several minutes which made the clouds blur into a vague light.
Purisima Creek Redwoods Open Space Preserve, Half Moon Bay, CA. Ebony 45SU, 200mm M-Nikkor, f16, 2 seconds. Ilford Delta 100 film developed in Rodinal.
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Deardorff 5x7
Hugo Meyer & Co-Goerlitz Doppel-Plasmat 1 :11 F=47cm
Fomapan100 5x7 / Adox Rodinal 1+50 /9min 20℃
paper: Adox MCP312
scan: EPSON GT-X820
8x10 Deardorff View Camera V8, brand new, built to original Chicago specs. NEW CNC-machined Bed Plate.
Specifications:
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6x6 inch (152mm) Round Corner Lens board
30” (762mm) Maximum Bellows Draw
12 ½ x 13 ¼ x 4 ¼ inch outer dimensions
(318x337x108mm)
Tripod Mount ⅜-16 with ¼-20 adapter
Back Size 12” square (254mm)
Front Swing 20⁰
Front Center Tilt 30⁰
Rear Swing 20⁰
Rear Base Tilt 30⁰
Total Front Rise & Fall 6 ½” (165mm)
Shortest WA Lens: 4 inches (101.6mm)
Longest Lens, no movement: 30 inches (762mm)
Weight, with lens board: 12 ½ pounds (5.67 Kg)
Efke IR820 with Hoya R72 filter.
Metered ISO 6. D76 stock 7.5min 20C
Shot with the Linhof Technika III 4x5 camera. 1952 150mm Schneider-Kreuznach Xenar lens. Rangefinder focused.
WPPD 2016
Taken with 4x5 Pinholelele: www.flickr.com/photos/pinholepip/5632327617/in/dateposted...
Exterior view of the truck from previous visit: www.flickr.com/photos/pinholepip/16929615782/in/dateposte...
Salt print exposed in sunlight for 8 minutes.
Camera: Rittreck 5x7 with 4x5 back
Lens: Nikkor 210mm f/5.6 at F8 and 1/125
Film: Kodak Tmax 400
x10 Deardorff View Camera V8, brand new, built to original Chicago specs. NEW CNC-machined Bed Plate.
Specifications:
------------------
6x6 inch (152mm) Round Corner Lens board
30” (762mm) Maximum Bellows Draw
12 ½ x 13 ¼ x 4 ¼ inch outer dimensions
(318x337x108mm)
Tripod Mount ⅜-16 with ¼-20 adapter
Back Size 12” square (254mm)
Front Swing 20⁰
Front Center Tilt 30⁰
Rear Swing 20⁰
Rear Base Tilt 30⁰
Total Front Rise & Fall 6 ½” (165mm)
Shortest WA Lens: 4 inches (101.6mm)
Longest Lens, no movement: 30 inches (762mm)
Weight, with lens board: 12 ½ pounds (5.67 Kg)
Seneca Improved View 5x7, Bausch & Lomb 5x7 Tessar 1c f/4.5, New Guy collodion, Coffer's positive developer (diluted by half), 5x7 tintype
f/4.5, 10 seconds
Used one Ustellar 60W Blue LED ~10-12 inches away. First plate at 4 seconds was exposed well but my developer was too strong and fogged it. Cutting in half with water helped with fogging but the plate was underexposed. More than doubled the exposure time, cut the developer in half, and the plate looks good.
Nevermind the fogging around the edges. The collodion was weak there despite letting the plate dry for over 60 seconds before going in the bath. Seemed the longer I let it dry the more fragile it was. Very weird. Cleaning the edges with a cotton ball basically wiped all the collodion away. Plate looks good in person but the scanner picked up on all the funkiness around there.
A friend dropped by for a visit so I used it as an opportunity to grab a shot and try out the film. It was the first time using HP5 in the big camera.
ilford HP5
Homemade camera (Blackeye Mk2), 210mm. The 4*5 negative is "scanned" with my digital camera.
Brooklands was a 2.75-mile (4.43 km) motor racing circuit and aerodrome built near Weybridge in Surrey, England, United Kingdom. It opened in 1907 and was the world's first purpose-built 'banked' motor racing circuit.
Shot on 4x5" large format camera