Please share your 4x5" photos!

^ Like the photos , but , the focus sends me into a tail spin . Is this a straight scan or
post processed ? Curiosity is getting the better of me . Peter

Either a tilt of the front or rear standard, so its all in camera.

scheimpflug if you want to be fancy about it. Just tosses the focus from a standard parallel plane to something more abstract

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scheimpflug_principle

I don't have a scanner that can handle 4x5 so I have to lay my strobe light under my glass table then set my negative on top and photograph it with my Nikon D600. It works but unfortunately I lose a ton of detail.
 
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Looking up the Zelkova Carpinofolia at the Woodlands Cemetery in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

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Detail in the Zelkova.

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Overall of the Zelkova taken with a pinhole camera.

Phil Forrest
 

Pinhole image by Narsuitus, on Flickr

Pringles can pinhole camera

Curved film plane

3-inch (approximately 73mm) pinhole to film plane distance

f/256 approximate f/stop

4-minute approximate exposure time in shaded overcast early morning sunlight

4x5 inch, ISO 100, Fomapan B&W film
 
Sprague Lake, Rocky Mountain National Park
Toyo VX125B + Rodenstock 180mm + Arista EDU Ultra 400

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And some behind the scene shots

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