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From my trip to Prague airport
Shoted with Sony ILCE 6000
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I love film photography most. I started to shoot on the film when i was 12 yo. after my high school I photographed on digital and in 2020 i came back to the film. In two year i spread my point of view to film and raised my family size to medium format 6x6 and 4.5x6 and finaly in 2022 i juped to do Large format 4x5.
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Quickly view my LargeFormat 4x5 | MediumFormat 6x6 or 645 | 35mm | 360degrees photography
the pentax67 SMC 150mm lens mounted to Horseman L45, image circle is insufficient but anyway it works
Homemade Black Foam 4x5 Large Format-Film=Arista 100, 5 sec exposure. Negative Scan.
4x5/ 102mm focal length/.426mm or .017" pinhole/ =F/240
a person setting up a large format camera, a random approached him and asked 'how many megapixels is it mate?'
This is 5x4 test number 2. The camera slipped back on the tripod whilst I was loading the Polaroid back so it's all a bit skewed. I was pretty chuffed that I managed to get a picture at all - I guessed the exposure on this one... about 1/4 second at f4.5 I think.
More interesting is the subject of the picture... It's a vintage steel apothecary cabinet that was "acquired" very recently. It's probably going to go in the bathroom where the Ikea monster is at the moment.
Camera testing: windblown poppies in the front yard. f/8 @ 1/10 second. Kinda pleased with the tones in this. The bright white in the tangle of stems and seed heads is pleasing. Processing was a little messy, for some reason. I have another better composed image but it got fogged somehow.
Arista Ultra 100 / HC-110 dilution H (10 minutes, 1:63, 20° C) / OmegaView 45E / Schneider Angulon