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another kitchen photo session, test shots /
Calumet View 4x5 Camera, Polaroid 72 / 3 lamps from IKEA (Swedish is good for everything)
The Wisconsin Avenue Bridge, as it crosses over Miller Valley and Piggsville. Shot with a 4x5 camera and 240mm lens on Kodak Portra 160NC.
One of Phil Nesmith's cameras, seen at a recent gallery talk he did at Irvine Contemporary. Shot at ISO 800, for those interested in such things.
Calumet CC400, Schneider Symmar S 180mm f/5.6, TXP 320
Yes, I make prints. Good luck on getting one. This is limited to one run of five prints in 16x20, and one five image 11x14 run of prints. This is, perhaps, my favorite image I’ve ever taken.
The image circle of SMC165mm is much bigger than 150mm, but not enough for 4x5 at infinity. The element is mounted on a COPAL3s
The boat stays on shore now that he's gone...
toho FC45-X Fujinon 90mm ADOX in D-76 single tray processed
the gallen optics China 120mm f2.8 large format lens. It was a rehouse from an instrumental optical lens which hard to know the original supplier and technical data. It is 4 group 6 element double gauss design and covering more than 4X5 at wide open, with insane sharpness on 4X5 film at f2.8. I rebuilt the housing with aluminum and mounted it on COPAL 3s shutter. Acutally the original modification which built with 3D printing had been tested for more than half year. We were shocked by the performance and now made it into metal.
There were still some lens available and if you have interest, let‘s discuss !
Massacre by Sine 1966. Book of pretty offensive French cartoons. Here's a bit of history I found about it...
"When the board seemed to favour the publication of a book, Sine’s Massacre,
which the company’s founder strongly disapproved of, Lane, the man who fought through the
courts for the right to publish Lady Chatterley’s Lover, sneaked off with a trusted employee,
loaded up a van with the entire stock of Massacre, drove them to his farm, and burnt the lot."
Well, obviously not all of them!