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600W photofloods + 80A filter.
The colors on the print are perfect; the scan doesn't do it justice.
Burke & James 5x7 view camera with 4x5 reducing back, 8" f/7.5 Graflex Optar, Polaroid Type 59.
Osaka VW45FC, Kodak 8.5" Commercial Ektar f/6.3, J. Lane Dry Glass Plate
Metered @ ISO 1.5 through a blue filter (which added 3 more stops in this case).
f/6.3, 15 seconds.
Should have gone the full 30 seconds like the meter said but I thought the dark background was throwing it off. Nope!
I overlooked cleaning off the excess emulsion on the back of the plate. My mistake. Can't for the life of me explain the specks though. My film never gets near this dirty. I'll try to find somewhere in even more isolation to dry it next time.
All chemicals @ or below 68F
Rodinal 1+50, 5 mins
Legacy Indicator Stop, 1 min
Kodafix hardening fixer, 5 mins.
Picture taken in Hanover Germany by Monika Andrae
Camera: Marquardt International Pinhole
Film: Fuji Neopan Acros 100 (4x5 inch)
I got frost all over the bottles as it was -30°C outside where this was shot.
Shot with Linhof Technika and 240mm Rodenstock.
Shot on HP5+ @ 400 and developed in D76 1+1.
Photographed on the very last sheet of Polaroid Type 55 Pos/Neg 5x4 I had.
3 minute exposure in daylight at f32 on a Sinar P 5x4 monorail camera, 150mm Sironar lens at 1:1 magnification.
This is a scan of the negative.
although taken with a digital point and shoot... just shows that LF is well and kicking here in the philippines.
LR: Allan Razo with his 5x7 ShenHao, toto&susan with their 8x10 deardorff, jojo tatlonghari with his Kodak MV 8x10, manny with his 8x10 deardorff and me, with a wooden chair :)
I was digging through my archives and actually found some color 4x5 Fuji Velvia 50 that I took during the late 1990s when I lived in California. I never scanned them because I didn't have a scanner that could handle 4x5. Well, I still don't but I figured out how to scan them in 120 strips and stitch them together :)
CAMBO 45. Polaroid 54.
Just my first attempts into large format. Excuse the nonsense of the image itself. It was just something I had around...
Anyway, just my first tilt and shift stuff...
Martin's Beach is a private beach located about 15 minutes south of Half Moon Bay, CA. Last time I was there they charged $5 for parking so bring some money if you plan on visiting.
Crown Graphic 4x5
90mm f/6.8 Angulon
Kodak E100SW
Update: I just did a quick search on Martin's Beach & it looks like it is for sale. See article here. It's now $10 to park but I guess there is no access anymore since they closed it. Bummer.
Crown Graflex 4x5 large format field camera.
Got this a while back but only just had the time to photograph it. Love it though! :D
The Camera maker's name was Seneca. That was no reference to the name of a Roman philosopher, the name was taken from the Seneca-Iroqois Indians who live in the state of New York. The Seneca company itself was based in that state, in the camera capital Rochester. Chautauqua is a word of the Indian language. The camera name might refer to the name of the Chautauqua lake, the town Chautauqua and the Chautauqua county in the state of New York. The town is the home of the Chautauqua institution, the central of the Chautauqua adults' education movement.