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From my first batch of 4x5 negs. Gonna need a better scanner... my HP document scanner doesn't seem to have enough DR to get the cloud details. Also the sharpness of the scan is so low that I need to rescale from 1200dpi to 600dpi and apply some unsharp masking to get a nice picture. (I can clearly see the bricks on the building on the neg with my 10x loupe!)

 

1/250 f/22

Linhof Technika III

Angulon 90/6.8

Ilford HP5 Plus

158x126cm or 80x64cm, Lightjet on photographic paper

Zeiss Ikon Maximar, f:9 1/10 sec

These last round of pictures with tags "largeformat" were actually too large to scan, so I took a photo of each picture on a white background in full sun, then cropped and color balanced them. I think they came out really well. This one in particular was around 3' x 4'. --sean

large format shooting @ nanjing road, shanghai

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.

Space for the film holder/ground glass.

contact printed on gallery wall with liquid emulsion from largeformat negative

contact printed on gallery wall with liquid emulsion from largeformat negative

©l'atelier de l'Alchimiste - Michaël Tirat

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The image circle of SMC165mm is much bigger than 150mm, but not enough for 4x5 at infinity. The element is mounted on a COPAL3s

早晨在武康大楼附近

super agnulon 75mm

Shot w/ Wista 45N - 100mm Reodenstock lens @ f/16 on Expired Ektapan 78'

another kitchen photo session, test shots /

Calumet View 4x5 Camera, Polaroid 72 / 3 lamps from IKEA (Swedish is good for everything)

Taken with a Large Format Camera

The Wisconsin Avenue Bridge, as it crosses over Miller Valley and Piggsville. Shot with a 4x5 camera and 240mm lens on Kodak Portra 160NC.

Fuji Pro 160 4x5" Daylight Balanced Film

 

Hairpin Turn, North Adams, MA

 

4.19.2009

Massiccio del Velino, Abruzzo - IT

 

4x5 Ilford Delta 100

more stuff from the archives

To hold the film back in place I use a length of elastic cord held in place with a couple of eye screws and bicycle spoke elbows.

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