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After posing for the picture I thought I was making on this sheet (using T mode in the dark), I closed the shutter and turned on the lights. When I looked at my lens I was staring at a now-open shutter, meaning that the shutter never opened for my originally planned scene in the first place and was instead now photographing an empty bed. Oh well.
4x5 HP5
Seneca Improved View 8x10, Kodak 8.5 inch Commercial Ektar f/6.3, New Guy collodion (1 week old), Tintype
f/6.3, 3 seconds (way overexposed)
Continuing misadventures of the Stenopeika 8x10 wet plate holder. The front dark slide is flimsy and will touch the plate if you put any pressure on it. That leads to marks all over the plate. It's a pain to pull the darkslide out or put it back in; it seems to always get jammed. I will be writing them a strongly worded email shortly...
To be fair, it's actually my 'tremendous trio'. This picture was taken with my Nikon D40
Lens info:
- D300 - Nikkor AF-S DX 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 VR
- D40 - Nikkor AF-S DX 35mm f/1.8 G
- Sinar - Fujinon 150mm f/5.6
Last large format negative with Acros 100 4x5 in pyrocat hd. 1:1:100 for 8.5 min @ 72* rotary process.
Wista field view w/90mm.
Near Monterey, California.
Taken with a 4x5 Super Graphic Camera with a Schneider 90mm f/5.6 Super Angulon lens.
Camera: Shen Hao HZX45-IIA
Lens: E.Suter Basel Doppel Anastigmat Series IIIa 15cm/5.6
Film: Polaroid Type 55
I was shooting paper negatives with my whole plate seneca folding camera using 5x7 ilford multigrade paper. I decided to shoot a digital image for reference and ended up processing it in lightroom to get a similar look to the scanned and inverted negative.
(I'll try and upload higher res soon)
I built this based on my Leonardo pinhole 4x5 camera. Bamboo 70mm or 2 3/4" focal length, pinhole 0.0126", .320mm
📷 Graflex 4x5 with horseman 6x9 back
🔎Nikkor W 100mm f5.6
Cokin 81a
️ Ektachrome 100
⚙️ f11 1/15 ISO 100
Bill Bayer on Chevy van rooftop with Burke & James 11x14 view camera, somewhere in the California desert. I think this is in the Johannesburg, Randsburg, Red Mountain area off US 395 and was probably shot in the early to mid '80's.
B&W negative from postcard format Speed Graphic "scanned" on a light table with the Nikon D-90
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
I have few shots of different views of Glen Orchy water falls taken over the years, which I have not shared before, here the first. I was concerned about the contrast in this, due to strong lighting, so metered for the water and hoped the rest will come together. I liked the curve in this composition
A tad oversharpened for textures.
Shot for my serie i call "At home" . It´s a on going project were i go to peoples homes and take portraits of them .