Medium Format ... long may it live!

[handful of bees]

Hasselblad 500C/M, 80mm Planar, Portra

 

[Bingley]

Lisbon, 903 SWC, Delta 3200 at 1600

I love this.

 

[Bingley]

Rolleiflex Automat MX-EVS, Tri-X @ iso 800 in Diafine, yellow filter:


Benz by bingley0522, on Flickr

 

[gcap]

Mamiya 645AFDIII, 35mm, ZD back:

 

[CTAPbIU_XPEH_RUSSIA]

Salyut, Vega-28, Fuji Provia 100

Salyut, Zodiak-8, Portra 160 NC

 

[hamradio]

Mamiya RZ67, 90/3.5.

Mamiya Super 23, 100/3.5, oops.

 

[1337]

94280010 by smokeycalifornia, on Flickr

A lovely angle of Fenway. Great shot 🙂

 

[rhl-oregon]

from the Minolta Autocord (shooting Arista 200) bought from fellow RFFer Ianstamatic:

 

[rhl-oregon]

...And from the Rolleiflex 2.8D, shooting Fujicolor 160 wide open:

 

[Johnmcd]

Two from Krakow - Acros 100 in Rodinal

 

[semrich]

Mamiya 7II, 43/4.5
Delta 100

 

[mretina]

Plaubel Makina 67, Portra 400


Plaubel Makina 67, Ayas di mraposio, su Flickr


Plaubel Makina 67, Ayas di mraposio, su Flickr

 

[Demodres]

Mamyia 645 Super - Kodak TMax 400 and Kodak 100 Portra..I love my Mamiya🙂

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Mamiya 645 Super. Kodak 400 TMax. Hanoi_ by DemoDres, on Flickr

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Mamiya 645 Super. Kodak 400 TMax. Hanoi_-3 by DemoDres, on Flickr

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Mamiya 645 Super. Kodak 400 TMax. Hanoi_-4 by DemoDres, on Flickr

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Mamiya 645 Super. Kodak 400 TMax. Hanoi_-6 by DemoDres, on Flickr

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Mamiya 645 Super. Kodak 100 Portra. Hanoi_-7 by DemoDres, on Flickr

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Mamiya 645 Super. Kodak 100 Portra. Hanoi_-6 by DemoDres, on Flickr

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Mamiya 645 Super. Kodak 100 Portra. Hanoi_-4 by DemoDres, on Flickr

 

[mfogiel]

Pentax 67, HP5+


20130203 by mfogiel, on Flickr

 

[jcrutcher]

Hasselblad 500, 80mm Planar, 160 Portra



Hasselblad 500 c-m 80mm planar, portra 160.jpg by rootbeer2004, on Flickr

 

[5:00 PM]

Above Down Under

Above Down Under

Tongariro National Park, New Zealand
Fuji GA645Wi, Velvia 50

 

[Argenticien]

Wow what a beautiful photo! It's as if when Velvia was invented 20+ years ago, Fuji had that lake specifically in mind for it. How did you accomplish this?!

I've been loathing the cost and the length of the flight(s) to get to NZ from eastern USA, but every pic like this chips away at my trepidation. I think resistance may be futile...

--Dave

Tongariro National Park, New Zealand
Fuji GA645Wi, Velvia 50

 

[5:00 PM]

Dave, you definitely won't regret a trip to NZ; the endless blue skies alone are worth the flight time. These shots were taken from an ancient Cessna 206 with old hazy windows; I'm actually surprised to have ended up with anything useable. The lake shot is a very small part of the frame...

 

[sem]

Dave, you definitely won't regret a trip to NZ; the endless blue skies alone are worth the flight time. These shots were taken from an ancient Cessna 206 with old hazy windows; I'm actually surprised to have ended up with anything useable. The lake shot is a very small part of the frame...

Thanks for sharing it. Very nice.

Best

 

[Argenticien]

[...]These shots were taken from an ancient Cessna 206 with old hazy windows; I'm actually surprised to have ended up with anything useable. [...]

Definitely that worked well; the haze does not seem visible at all to me, and in fact that's why I asked how you did it. It seemed not to be through a window, but it looked a high enough altitude that you'd not have wanted to dangle your head and the camera out an open window even if it were a plane where that was possible. And it's a good job you brought medium format; I suspect that on 35 mm, that tight crop might have started to show considerable grain when enlarged/scanned, even with Velvia. The retained part of the frame would have been almost like a 110 negative.
--Dave