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Drew Bedo
19-Aug-2009, 15:03
Gems: Eastman View 2-D, 210mm Caltar, !/250 with strobes at f32 effective , Ektachrome.
Ken Lee
19-Aug-2009, 16:03
http://www.kenleegallery.com/images/forum/img178b.jpg
Phlox, July 2009
Sinar P, Vintage 190mm Bausch and Lomb Tessar
5x7 HP5+, Pyrocat HD
mrladewig
19-Aug-2009, 18:20
I've posted this in the flowers thread too. Its not 1:1, but definitely in that direction.

http://www.ladewigs.com/Gallery/d/2132-1/45_E1G_20090715_002.jpg

Fuji 210-NW at about 310mm, 4X5 E100G.
darr
19-Aug-2009, 18:32
Gems: Eastman View 2-D, 210mm Caltar, !/250 with strobes at f32 effective , Ektachrome.

Hey Drew,

I have sent you numerous PM's and email concerning your bill for shipment for the LF Exchange. Would you please pay your bill!! PM me if you need yet another bill sent.

Thank you,
Darr
Toyon
19-Aug-2009, 18:49
Great bokeh Ken.
Heroique
19-Aug-2009, 19:16
LF macro can be an aching endeavor whose results often help one forget the pain.

This was one of those back-breaking, time-consuming set-ups.

(And perhaps a winning argument for a UV protection filter? ;) )

Tachi 4x5
Schneider 150/9 G-Claron
Ries J600 tripod w/ Manfrotto 488rc2 ball head
Manfrotto 454 micrometric sliding plate (w/ rc2 connection)
Velvia-50 (refrigerated old version)
1/250th @ f/22 (effective approx. f/32)
Somewhere near 1:2 magnification, maybe higher
Synced with ancient Nikon SB-22s speedlight (hand-held!)
Flash metered w/ my beloved Sekonic 308s
+1 ev flash compensation
Refurbished Epson 4990
Marko Trebusak
19-Aug-2009, 21:14
Another one of that time consuming endeavours. And this one supposes to be flat! Enlarger lens (probably 150 mm), Linhof Cardan on Velvia (half darkslide method of creating two panoramic images on one sheet of 5x4 film).

Cheers,
Marko
vinny
19-Aug-2009, 21:15
4x5 velvia 100, wehman, 210mm fujinon.
Ken Lee
20-Aug-2009, 02:20
Great bokeh Ken.
Thanks.

Even though Tessars and Heliars open to f/4.5, the aberrations lessen quite a bit once you get down to f/8 or smaller. Having a round aperture helps too of course: vintage barrel lenses are great. Too bad the modern manufacturers don't provide lenses with circular apertures.
Bosaiya
20-Aug-2009, 06:37
From my Angels & Insects (http://www.angelsandinsects.com) collection

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3241/3026816851_0262ce544e.jpg
jnantz
20-Aug-2009, 10:29
grass
beans
dwross
20-Aug-2009, 15:37
From my Angels & Insects (http://www.angelsandinsects.com) collection

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3241/3026816851_0262ce544e.jpg

I have been in love with your Angels & Insects since the first time I saw them; they never grow stale. Thank you.
Bosaiya
20-Aug-2009, 15:43
I have been in love with your Angels & Insects since the first time I saw them; they never grow stale. Thank you.

Thanks for the kind words, Denise. I've been focused elsewhere lately but hope to get back into it soon.