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Our new PRONTO Auto-Focus Lens Adapter does the unbelievable – it can auto-focus practically any lens you mount on it! To prove this, we mounted the oldest lens we could find: a Bausch & Lomb large-format film camera lens from 1897. Check out the video on our Fotodiox Facebook or YouTube pages to see how it worked.
This was made using a Chamonix 45F 4x5 camera, exposed on Ilford Delta 100 film using a 6 stop ND filter
I actually dragged the Deardorff 5x7 with the 210mm lens out canoe camping so this image is from a remote lake which required a 1.8km portage to get to. I love these old, weathered stumps that lay in the shallows of these lakes.
Camera: Deardorff V5 5x7
Lens: Fujinon W S 210mm f5.6
Filter: Polarizer
Film: Ilford Multigrade IV RC Paper
Exposure: ISO 6, f22, 15 seconds
Movements: Full front fall
Developer: Ilford Paper Developer at 1:19 for around 45 seconds at 20 degrees, no agitation
Setting up my Canham wood 4x10 large format camera to make the shot of the tree and cattle ramp and stone fence on the Gettysburg Battlefield.
Cyanotype N°29 - Tonification au thé noir + maté / tea and yerba maté toned
Papier - Moulin du coq - Le rouge
Prise de vue - calumet 4x5" , angulon 90mm - fomapan 100
Inter-négatif numérique calibration méthode EDN
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Built around 1932 by the Gundlach Manfacturing Corp. in Rochester New York. Advertised in their catalog as being the "Aristocrat amongst cameras". Paired with a Gundlach Radar 12" Antistigmat f/4.5 lens also from the same time period. The lens originally was fitted to a Wollensak "Betax" shutter which unfortunately died and was replaced by a newer "Alphax Synchro" shutter.
Vallée du Biros - Couserans - Ariège - France
Deardorff V8 8X10 camera
Fomapan 100 exp 50iso - Rodinal 1+25 - 10' Jobodrum 4530 with Uniroller
This was shot in the summer of 2016 using a large format camera and an 1870's Dallmeyer lens. It's a wet plate collodion tintype.
Lenticular clouds stacked over Oregon's Mt. Jefferson make for a stunning sunset in the Oregon Cascades www.mikeputnamphoto.com/oregons-beautiful-mt-jefferson
The PRONTO Auto-Focus Lens Adapter can auto-focus practically any lens you mount on it! To prove this, we mounted the oldest lens we could find: a Bausch & Lomb large-format film camera lens from 1897.
I'm not really into Architectural photography, but there are so many interesting structures to observe and take pictures of in Kansas City. I was out this past weekend and shot six sheets of film through my Linhof Technika IV camera. In spite of my limitations in this genre, I think this camera is particularly well suited to shoot in the city like this. I really like being able to compose the shot with the ground glass and using the limited movements this camera allows to make adjustments to the composition. This image captured using Lucky 100 film, self-developed with Xtol at 1 to 1 dilution.
I'm so excited about this piece It's a wet plate collodion image I shot using my large format camera onto midnight lace obsidian stone slab which is 4.25" x 3". This is an image of my daughter holding her snake's skin. I love the natural rough edges of the stone and it makes for a great image/object piece.