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Legendary Lens Design, the Rapid Rectilinear. This lens is made by Bausch & Lomb and it is about 100 years old. Focal Length unknown with f/7.7, Put on a 4X5 ShenHao and using Ilford Delta 100.
This is a 4x5 Large Format Film Shoot that I scanned and did some edits in photoshop. Let me know what you think!
I have just been kindly given this 5x7 monorail Toyo view camera. The package included the camera itself, a 5x7 back, a 4x5 back, film holders, a 240 mm Komura lens in Copal 3 shutter, and a 180 mm Bayer lens in Compur shutter.
The camera seems to be a M series as I understand, the predecessor of the famous G series. Still, if any of you have more info on this camera, please share !
GOMZ Fotokor, 9x12. Digitally inverted paper negative. Paper: Fomaspeed matte, ~ 4 ISO.
F4.5, 120 seconds. A bit overexposed, 90 seconds could be just fine.
My second 4x5 camera, Wista 45, from Japan. Heavyduty camera, all metal and does a lot of tilt movements even if it is very compact. Folds neatly into a square lump of metal.
Ilford MG RC Pearl 17,8x24 cm taped into 8x10 holder
ISO 25, F22, 1 sec (I started from ISO 6, but that resulted too dark negative), some clouds in sky
Ilford Multigrade dev 1+14 1:30
Water 30sec
Fomafix 1:30
Canoscan 1200dpi, rescaled to 600dpi, PS invert and flip
Sironar-N MC 300mm f5.6
4X5 with a fog machine and strobes behind the lathboards in a very old house that's under restoration.
Anamorphic shot of the St. Paul Cathedral on New Years Day, 2009. 6.25" dia. popcorn tin, ortho lith film, Soemarko LC-1 developer, single-transfer carbon print on home-made carbon tissue. The final support is fixed out Agfa Brovira photo paper that expired in 1972.