venchka
Veteran
Rangefinder equipped or not. It's all good to me.
To start off, the only two photographs I was able to salvage from my first foray with my 1953 Pacemaker Speed Graphic. Warts and all. The location is St. Marys Catholic Church, Plantersville, Texas. Lens: Kodak Ektar 127mm f/4.7. Film: Ilford HP5+ @ 400. Development: Jobo Expert 3010 tank, hand rolled; D-76 1:1; 10 minutes @ 75F I think.
Next up are two views of a railroad trestle between Brookshire & Sealy, Texas. Full view: Tominon 105mm f/4.5 lens from a Polaroid M4-P copy camera. Film: Ilford HP5+ @ 400. Development: Jobo 3010 on Uniroller; D-76 1:1; 10 minutes @ 68 F.
Scans courtesy of RFF member wclavey and his Epson 4990. Thanks Westley!
Join in the fun. Show us your big negtive pictures.
Thanks for looking.
To start off, the only two photographs I was able to salvage from my first foray with my 1953 Pacemaker Speed Graphic. Warts and all. The location is St. Marys Catholic Church, Plantersville, Texas. Lens: Kodak Ektar 127mm f/4.7. Film: Ilford HP5+ @ 400. Development: Jobo Expert 3010 tank, hand rolled; D-76 1:1; 10 minutes @ 75F I think.
Next up are two views of a railroad trestle between Brookshire & Sealy, Texas. Full view: Tominon 105mm f/4.5 lens from a Polaroid M4-P copy camera. Film: Ilford HP5+ @ 400. Development: Jobo 3010 on Uniroller; D-76 1:1; 10 minutes @ 68 F.
Scans courtesy of RFF member wclavey and his Epson 4990. Thanks Westley!
Join in the fun. Show us your big negtive pictures.
Thanks for looking.
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venchka
Veteran
jan normandale
Film is the other way
Wayne, I've got to get out the 4x5 Graflex and do something. It's just been too cold up here to set up for a shot out doors. I'll catch up in April. Keep posting tho. I'm enjoying it.
Brad Bireley
Well-known
Nice photos Wayne.
Does the Tominon 105mm f/4.5 lens have a shutter?
Does the Tominon 105mm f/4.5 lens have a shutter?
rogue_designer
Reciprocity Failure
One of the best portraits I've done (My dad). 4x5 Wisner, 210 Komura/Topcon, Tmax 100
Canterbury Cathedral, North Aisle. 4x5 Horseman VHR, Tmax 400, SA 90/8
Furla Photography Building, Chicago. 4x5 Wisner, Rodenstock 135 f5.6, Type 55
Canterbury Cathedral, North Aisle. 4x5 Horseman VHR, Tmax 400, SA 90/8
Furla Photography Building, Chicago. 4x5 Wisner, Rodenstock 135 f5.6, Type 55
Brad Bireley
Well-known
Burke & James 4x5 Press / Kodak Ektar 127mm f/4.7. Film / B & W-Ilford HP5+
Color- Agfa RSXII 100
Color- Agfa RSXII 100
venchka
Veteran
Yes it does
Yes it does
I'm sorry. Yes, it screws into the front of a Copal Press shutter. Self cocking, speeds from 1 to 1/125 plus T or B, don't remember. The front of the shutter says "Polaroid MP-4". They appear on ebay all the time. There are several focal lengths. The 105mm covers 4x5 nicely. It's really a macro lens. I'm sure that using it as I am may not produce the best results. However, the price was right.
Thanks everyone. Jan, I hear you. It's even wet, cold, windy & nasty here in the South.
Yes it does
Brad Bireley said:
I'm sorry. Yes, it screws into the front of a Copal Press shutter. Self cocking, speeds from 1 to 1/125 plus T or B, don't remember. The front of the shutter says "Polaroid MP-4". They appear on ebay all the time. There are several focal lengths. The 105mm covers 4x5 nicely. It's really a macro lens. I'm sure that using it as I am may not produce the best results. However, the price was right.
Thanks everyone. Jan, I hear you. It's even wet, cold, windy & nasty here in the South.
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venchka
Veteran
Y'all are setting the bar very high.
"You have far to go Grasshopper."
"Yes, Master."
"You have far to go Grasshopper."
"Yes, Master."
eric rose
ummmmm, filmmmm
Great images. Have fun with your large "equipment" LOL. LF is addictive. Check out my website at www.ericrose.com almost all the scenic B&W is done with LF. You might want to vacuum out your bellows and holders as you have some dust spots. Actually the whole camera could probably use a vacuum job.
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Todd.Hanz
Guest
all taken on an Osaka 4x5 with Ektar widefield lens.
Todd
vdonovan
Vince Donovan
Todd, those are beautiful images.
dagabel
Established
trittium
Well-known
24 year expired vericolor type II coss processes in E6
M C H
Member
Matt, I really love that vignetted field and the, er, plant...with the expired vericolor. Did you take those with your Calumet?
The image of the field really reminds me of the cinematography in "The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford," with Roger Deakins' photography. Very nice.
The image of the field really reminds me of the cinematography in "The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford," with Roger Deakins' photography. Very nice.
kaiyen
local man of mystery
4x5! ha! You all work with such small formats. Try some 5x7 on for size ;-)
I need to go shoot more. I will when my mind recovers from a hellish week at work and school...
I need to go shoot more. I will when my mind recovers from a hellish week at work and school...
trittium
Well-known
M C H said:
Yep, I used my Calumet with 150mm Caltar-s II
Thank you!
Brad Bireley
Well-known
One from this past summer with my B&J 4X5 Press w/Ektar 127mm f/4.7.
trittium
Well-known
Calumet 4x5 Monorail Large Format Camera
150/5.6 Caltar-s II Lens
Kodak Vericolor Type II expired 1985
Developed in Diafine
5 min exposure at f 5.6
Epson 4180 Scanner
Scanned in 2 parts then merged
150/5.6 Caltar-s II Lens
Kodak Vericolor Type II expired 1985
Developed in Diafine
5 min exposure at f 5.6
Epson 4180 Scanner
Scanned in 2 parts then merged
sepiareverb
genius and moron
Oi. I shot 810 exclusively for my personal work for years. Here's one.
Wisner Tech Field 810, Ilford Delta 100 in HC-110b
Wisner Tech Field 810, Ilford Delta 100 in HC-110b
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Todd.Hanz
Guest
just saw this again, great shots all, it's amazing the varied styles.
couple more:
Todd
couple more:
Todd