It's happened countless times: a friend or stranger is curious about the strange big camera. When I show them the image on the ground glass, they invariably exclaim, "It's upside down! Why?"
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It's happened countless times: a friend or stranger is curious about the strange big camera. When I show them the image on the ground glass, they invariably exclaim, "It's upside down! Why?"
I...
Indeed, and so will any lowly camera with a rolling shutter, like an iPhone:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVwmtwZLG88&
A useful link, mostly focused on digital projects, but includes some film-based work --
"An Informal Catalogue of Slit-Scan Video Artworks and Research":
http://www.flong.com/texts/lists/slit_scan/
I bought a Speed Graphic a few months ago, because I thought using barrel lenses would be cool. But it's too cool for the likes of me! My main frustrations with the camera were the difficulty of...
One more option, if you want to cheap-out on the light meter: there's a free iPhone app called "Light Meter" that works exactly as it should. One less extra accessory to lug around.
If the brand is Konica Minolta it must be more than a year or two old? I thought they were bought by another company (Sony?) some years ago...
I'd say a "fairy price" would be something like "a teaspoon of dewdrops wrapped in a wreath of foxglove blossoms"...but what do I know.
I have two lens boards that were used with a 50s vintage Graflex Speed Graphic. I just purchased a 60s Super Graphic. The older lens boards will fit the newer camera if they're rotated 90...
Generally, a curator or gallerist will do a studio visit, meaning they want to see a lot of your work and get a sense of who you are as a person. At this stage they don't expect to see the work in...
Cool article on Hiroshi Sugimoto:
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/10/09/arts/design/hiroshi-sugimoto-at-the-american-museum-of-natural-history.html
...some interesting info on his technique is...
Question re: Kalart rangefinder on the Graflex Speed Graphic:
If the rangefinder is calibrated to a lens of a specific focal length (say, 150mm) --
will the rangefinder still be accurate if a...
Instead of carrying a DSLR or a light meter, you could use the iPhone app "Light Meter". It's good, and free. Don't know if there's a similar app for Android phones.
Hi Lenny, of course I'd be very interested to hear more specifics about how you achieved such a satisfying result...what printer, what paper, etc
3 years ago on Craigslist in NYC, I got a Summicron 35/2 version 1, 8 elements, with goggles, in truly mint condition in original box, for....$200. I asked the seller if he was sure about the price....
A feisty thread indeed.
I'm enjoying the action from back here in the cheap seats.
I tried Blurb about two years ago, and personally, I found the quality of printing inadequate for photos. It wasn't awful, but I don't think many people would mistake the book for something from a...
I suppose many photographs aim to make people look better...so why shouldn't photo chemistry be used for the same purpose!
(This announcement is from March, but doesn't seem to be in the archives.)
Fujifilm is releasing a line of anti-aging cosmetics, based on their film technologies:
"Collagen not only is the...
Learning to make arbitrary selections in PS is a very useful skill to have. The magic wand tool could be used here....here's the first tutorial that popped up on Google:...