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test Nikkor Q(nikkor M for wista?) 105mm on 4x5, it was originally designed for 6x9 format i think, do cover 4x5 but poor edge quality.
ilford delta 100 processed in d76. iphone 8 lightbox capture and processed in ps express.
digitized old negative shot in ~2014-15 of some lab equipment.
4x5 inch negative scan. 4th photo I have taken on my Shen-Hao. The first three were not so good. I think the bag (which I use instead of the bellows due to the wide angle lense) got in the way of the first two shots.
Graflex Speed Graphic ; 4x5" Shangai 100;Zeiss Tessar 16.5 cm F6.3; t 1/50; f 6.3; Rodinal 1:50; 20 C; 14 min
higher-res-scan-of-a-contact-print-of this
'Scuse the dust and hairs etc. The original isn't like that, just a dirty scanner glass... I'm afraid you won't find super-high-quality jpegs here on Flickr, these are just previews!
My sister and family are emigrating to Australia later this month... I made them stand out in the cold (this being January and York) so that I could immortalise the scene in a 4x5 sheet of film...
Oh yes, and I hadn't put the film in the holder correctly, so it's a bit wonky.
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MPP Micro Technical mark VI,
Fomapan 100
Developed in D76 (1:0) 6'30"
(Reflective-scan of negative, crop and levels in Gimp)
Large Format Cardboard Camera built around an early 1920s Wollensack lens. Second exposure in series.
A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away ... no wait, that's another story.
NoJuan and Bill Bayer at Mormon Rocks, off of what was then called Hwy 395 about halfway up Cajon Pass. Probably shot in the mid '80's.
B&W negative from postcard size Speed Graphic "scanned" on light table with Nikon D90
Still catching up on previous scans done. Was out in the grey day with the Horseman Woodman 45 and expired HP5 and rodinal semistand. It probably wasn't the best combination for an expired film, but the lighting conditions were subpar as well. But even though the equipment and I got rained on, it was still great to get out there, slow down, spot meter, and still try to capture images for the detail that large format so wonderfully does. Thanks for the inspiration from my flickeranian colleagues.