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Graflex Speed Graphic ; 4x5" Shangai 100;Zeiss Tessar 16.5 cm F6.3; t 1/50; f 22; Rodinal 1:50; 20 C; 14 min
another kitchen photo session, test shots /
Calumet View 4x5 Camera, Polaroid 72 / 3 lamps from IKEA (Swedish is good for everything)
Calumet CC403 w/ Schneider Kreuz 210mm f5.6 @ f11. Ilfrod fp4+ stand dev'd in Rodinal 1/100 for an hour. Scaned and edited in Elements, cropped in aperture.
Seneca 6 5x7, paper negative on arista ultra rc vc pearl.
Bichrome fail: tried a paper bichrome but the red channel (on panchromatic Ilfospeed digital rc) got messed up! đ
#BelieveInFilm #LargeFormat #PaperNegative #PostYourFails #Philly
Nagaoka Woody 45, Nikkor-W 180mm/5.6, 1/125, f.16, Fuji FP-100B45 instant film
Kiyoshi has been my private English student for almost 3 years now. He has been playing the accordion for about 14 years, having settled on the instrument after unsatisfying tries at the guitar, piano, and violin. Twice a week he teaches beginning and intermediate students at the community center. Because of the volume of the sound the accordion makes, he usually practices outside in the park as shown here. The accordion he's playing here in these pictures cost him around $8,000 USD, and was made in Italy. It isn't the only one he has (though I think the others were not nearly as expensive). Kiyoshi is the father of two elementary school-age daughters, and works in the marketing department of a large printer manufacturing company.
Brassnwood 45 large format camera, Wolensack Optar 135/4,7. Foma 100@25 4x5, Rodinal 1+25, 20oC, 6 minutes rotation dev in Jobo 2523.
shortly after I posted this photo this wall was painted over. the final result is not nearly as cool, but it is for child daycare so I suppose they didn't want the parents to think their kids would be snacking on snowcones and playing pool and video games all day.
Graflex Speed Graphic ; 4x5" Shangai 100;Schneider Xenar 13.5/F3.8
t 1/ 8; f 8; Rodinal 1:50; 20 C; 13min
Camera: 1946 Speed Graphic
đLens: Nikon Nikkor W 180mm F5.6
Filter: Deep Yellow
âSettings: f8 1/60 ISO 125
Film: Fuji Super HR-U X-ray 4x5
Shot with a 50x50 cm camera onto 16x20 inch ilford paper as a negative with a Voigtlander 480mm f4.5 lens. Then digitized with a nikon d750.
This is the lens removed from the lens mount and tube. The tube, when installed, is recessed inside the body. The lens is inserted through the back, and the ring in the lower left corner holds the lens in place. There is a similar ring glued inside the tube to keep the lens from falling out the front.
The copy lens has f stops from 4.5 to 16, which are selected by turning a ring around the middle. Unfortunately I can't get to this ring without removing the lens from the tube. This means I have to focus at whatever f stop I've selected. I could conceivably do this from the back of the camera when the focusing screen is removed, but I'd risk messing up the focus. In my test however, f8 was plenty bright. We'll see if this is a problem or not.