6x9 photos Only

[Hannes]

My Citroen 2CV. Shot with Zeiss Ikon Ercona II on Fomapan 100.
Developed with Rondinax 60 in Atomal A49 1:1 for 8'30" @ 20°C. Scanned with HP Scanjet 4890. Postprocessing in Capture One.



Hannes

 

[michaelphoto]

We had an analog photomeeting in Copenhagen 8. october.
Beside the Leica i also brougt the Texas version. Fujica GSW 690.
A few colorpictures and a couple of Silver Efexpro2 BW conversions.
Film is Portra 160 self developed and scanned.

På volden 3 by Michael G, on Flickr

På volden ved Kastellet i København by Michael G, on Flickr

Man nyder efterårsfarverne ved Kastellet by Michael G, on Flickr

Kastelskirken sådan lidt bagfra og i SH by Michael G, on Flickr

På volden ved Kastellet i København.2 by Michael G, on Flickr

Kind Regards Michael, Denmark.

 

[greenhood]

Early days with gw690iii

Early days with gw690iii

Some early attempts with Tri-X 400 and Velvia 50 in Sedona, AZ and the Petrified Forest Nat'l Park. This is a really fun camera, though slightly unwieldy when trying to wrangle three toddlers at the same time 😀

Have a great evening. Karthik

 

[greenhood]

Leaky Moskva 4, pic from 2008.

Great image!

 

[Nokton48]

Scan-161104-0001 by Nokton48, on Flickr

Ye Olde Mill, Utica, Ohio.

Plaubel Makina IIIR, F4.2 Anticomar (the super-rare sharp lens!) Ilford FP4+ roll film, Legacy Pro Mic-X, Replenished.

Edges are not swirly like with the F2.9 Anticomar. Plaubel recommended this Makina lens for travel and reportage.

Roger, Here is the F4.2 Anticomar!

 

[Adam Miller]

Dumbo, Brooklyn
Linhof Technika Press 23 (6x9 back), 180mm Zeiss Sonar, Ektar

 

[lynnb]

Annoyed with myself for not photographing an entire central block in the local suburban town centre of my childhood before it was bulldozed, I managed at least to photograph the empty site before another eyesore is erected. Had to climb onto a 12" square stone column to get this handheld pano of five 6x9 images with 50% overlap (i.e. about 3 adjoining frames in width) on Bessa II with HP5+ in Rodinal.

Click and click again to enlarge.

Dee Why town centre redevelopment by lynnb's snaps, on Flickr

 

[cliveward]

Picked up the old beast again after a long absence.

[url=https://flic.kr/p/Nu75aP]35460003 by nvscopes, on Flickr[/URL]




35460004 a by nvscopes, on Flickr




32760008 (1) by nvscopes, on Flickr


Cheers





Clive

 

[Dcanalogue]

Moskva 5 - Hp5+ in DD-X

More on my Film Blog

 

[kriskirk]

From first roll from Mamiya Universal with 100mm lens. Used iphone light meter as test but recently got a sekonic 🙂

 

[KEH]

Is 6x8 allowed in this thread? Just started shooting a GSW680iii - in good shape but now off for a CLA. Above from Mass Ave, Washington DC.

Love the look of MF film!

Kirk

 

[Jenrick]

Miniature Speed Graphics (2 x 3), Kodak Ektar 101mm f/4.5 @ 1/200 on Artista EDU ISO 400. Also the first piece of B&W I'd ever developed, and first piece of sheet film for that matter. It'll be the first one I print once I get my enlarger set up.

 

[Dcanalogue]

Miniature Speed Graphics (2 x 3), Kodak Ektar 101mm f/4.5 @ 1/200 on Artista EDU ISO 400. Also the first piece of B&W I'd ever developed, and first piece of sheet film for that matter. It'll be the first one I print once I get my enlarger set up.

Nice start..... 🙂

 

[BLKRCAT]

Fuji G690BLP, 100mm F3.5, Ilford Delta 3200@1600

 

[lynnb]

Bessa I Vaskar HP5+ in Rodinal

 

[hap]

6x9

6x9

I am waiting for the develop and scans from my Veriwide 100...
Pretty close to 6x10.

Stay tuned.

 

[Mr_Flibble]

I took this last friday with an unidentified quarter plate camera with Extra Rapid-Aplanat f/8 and Fomapan 100 film in a Rollex roll film holder.

 

[sblitz3235]

Times Sq

Times Sq

From my first roll with my Fuji GW690iii 90mm f/3.5 lens, using Fuji 400H ....

 

[Swift1]

Untitled by Colton Allen, on Flickr
Kodak Medalist II
Ektar 100/3.5
Expired Kodak Pro 100
Epson V500​

 

[CMur12]

Colton, that is a brilliant image! It grabbed my eye as soon as I came upon it.

One might argue that such an image would be better rendered in B&W, but in my eyes, the color adds something significant to the overall effect.

Again, brilliant image! Thanks for posting it.

- Murray