Johnmcd
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APX 100 Infosol 3
John
John
sper
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These look fantastic. Nice job.
Johnmcd
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Thanks. The range of greys continues to blow me away with medium format. Can't seem to replicate that with digital B/W no matter what I try.
John
John
martin s
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You did fill the format, I like them, also.
martin
martin
Ti29er
Member
What software are they stitched into?
Tim
Tim
Brian Puccio
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I don't think they're stitched. I think he used the pano option of the camera and shot on 35mm film.
Ti29er
Member
Ah!
I'm new to the 7.
Why go for a smaller neg?
Do you use an physical insert? Nah - don't worry, it's not something I'd entertain.
Again, what's the point?
I'm new to the 7.
Why go for a smaller neg?
Do you use an physical insert? Nah - don't worry, it's not something I'd entertain.
Again, what's the point?
S
StuartR
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different types of film, more shots...maybe he only has a 35mm scanner (or a better one...) there are any number of reasons. But generally I would agree with you...
Brian Puccio
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If he's looking for this aspect ratio, what's the point of exposing a 6x7 frame and then cropping out what he doesn't want? He ends up with the same size negative and has more film options, as someone else pointed out.
MCTuomey
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beautiful tones - i can only imagine how they'd look printed
Ti29er
Member
Good point about the scanner.
Johnmcd
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Well it's like having a 6x7 and a Xpan. You get 17 shots to a 36 roll and its fun to be restricted to the pano format and the quality is medium format. The adapter is only a hundred bucks and it gives you some extra film selection that might not be available in 120.
It is a physical mask insert.
BTW I have a 6x7 dedicated film scanner
There are lots of previous post detailing the adapter etc.
Cheers - John
Johnmcd
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Just moved into a new house. Might be time for another wet darkroom after the best part of 20 years
Cheers John