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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)
...Melody and Ahrrie at Yellow Rock.
Chamonix 045F1, Dagor 10 3/4inch, Shanghai GP3, Xtol(1:2)+RO9(1:200)
Photographed with Gandolfi and a 4 x 5 reduction back.
Lens Schneider-Kreuznach Symmar 1:5,6 /300 mm.
Fomapan 200 @ 100 in Ilford DD-X 1 + 4.
Post processed in CaptureOne
Linhof Wista 45 camera
Rodenstock 150/5.6 lens
Ilford Harman direct positive photo paper (pre-exposed)
Rodenstock Sironar 210mm/5.6
4x5 Fuji Provia 100 cross-processed in C-41 chemicals
de-saturated digitally because the xpro did not turn out to my liking
Large format paper negative project.
Elphot photographic paper 30x40cm. Thermotone 113.
Pinhole camera, FL=192mm, f/275.
Exposure: 1 min
Ilford paper developer.
Digital copy (Canon 5DII) inverted in PS.
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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
Fuji Velvia 100 shot in Busch Pressman D with Carl Zeiss Jena 105mm f/4.5. Developed in Arista Rapid E6 kit with the Mod Photographic 4x5 reel (AMAZING). Scanned with Canoscan 8600f :'(
the intrepid camera
fujinon SW 90mm f/8
rollei RPX 400
hc-110, 1+100, 1h stand development
I bought a box of 25 sheets of Rollei RPX 400 for a very good price. I was very happy, because I like Rollei films, but only to the moment when I opened the (really nice) box and found out I was almost unable to load the holders because the emulsion was applied on a super thin base! It costed me a lot of stress to load the holders, and I was sure I damaged the sheets while doing it. Then I realized that there was no way I would be able to develop them in my tank using MOD54. The sheets are too thin to withstand the pressure of the developer during agitation. Then I decided to try stand development, but even that was a disaster. After I opened the tank, even though I was super cautious when I was pouring out the solution and pouring in the fixer, both sheets that I had inside were out of MOD54 and sticked to the inside of the tank. One of them was ruined, totally unevenly developed. This is the other one - it had several very deep scratches that I removed in PS, and even at this size weird artifacts in the sky can be seen. I think they were caused by the lack of agitation. And the contrast was really low, I tried to fix it a bit post scanning, but still it's not very good.
I am sure this is a very nice emulsion, but I don't understand why Rollei applies it to such a horrible 4x5 base, making it pretty much impossible to handle. Never again!!! Be warned!
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.
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Lincoln Cathedral is one mile from the house where I lived from age 3 weeks to 19 years and beyond. It is visible from any approach to Lincoln and was as much a sign of coming home to me as it was to the Lancaster bomber crews of WWII.
I took this in early 2008 before buying a scanner for 5x4 and have only just got round to scanning it. I'm quite pleased, although I did not have enough bellows flexibility to completely correct the perspective in camera. I will have to try again when I get some bag bellows.
5x4 Fuji Velvia 100