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Mamiya 645 AFd + Mamiya AF 55mm/f2.8 + Kodak Ektar 100 (Jobo CPE2 rotary development, for 3.15min at 38C)
Color shot taken in the evening before sunset from the hills above Eagle Colorado.
Shot with the Iskra Russian medium format folder (1962 vintage). Industar-58 75mm lens
Fuji Provia 400F slide film, home processed with the Arista E6 developing kit.
I think my Portra film was slightly expired, saturating the pictures with a blue I could not completely take out
And yet I like it, I was experimenting with the 60 mm lens and extension tubes with Portra 400 on the Hasselblad, an excellent combination.
Developed at home in Tetenal C41, 3:15 at 38C. I just developed a couple of films for 8:00 at 30C, which according to the instructions is a useful alternative for getting more even results, but I don't like it, more grain and the colours are not as nice. I'll stick to 3:15 at 38C.
UPDATE: 24 jan 2013 - I kept getting uneven results with the standard 3.15 mins at 38C, so I tried the alternative method of 8 mins at 30C once more, and this time the development is much more even. I don't know what went wrong earlier, but I'll stick to 8 mins at 30C for the time being, it works for me.
Hasselblad 501CM, Distagon f/3.5 60 mm CF and extension tubes (8 or 16 mm, I forgot)
My precious. This is probably the best collectible that I have. It's a coupled rangefinder with a 75mm lens that takes 6x6 120 film. The only thing wrong with it is that bulb doesn't work. I just like the mechanical build on this camera & how it folds flat when not in use. It's amazing how they engineered these things back in the day.