Darn, cut off his hand. . . maybe I could call it a war wound. . . Speed Graphic, Gundlach Petzval 9"? Ektar.
Darn, cut off his hand. . . maybe I could call it a war wound. . . Speed Graphic, Gundlach Petzval 9"? Ektar.
Another shot with Ektar, the Speed Graphic and Petzval.
Ok, I get it. Actually, I didn't link to anything. I was just spelling out an example how to post an image from a hosting server, which wasn't intended to show up as a link or an image. And it doesn't display as a link or an image as I look at it on my browser right now. Apparently it ended up looking like a dead link on your devise, and probably others. Sorry about the confusion. When I saw your attached image I thought that you were demonstrating that it wasn't working when you tried to post an image, thus my reply, which didn't make any sense in that context.Originally Posted by StoneNYC
Phew! Moving on ...
Haha!
It's funny you sound like me when I explain things, which made me laugh encoded now I know how confusing I might sound haha!
Though I did understand you.
It all makes sense now, and you're right, moving on...
Shot this on a speed graphic with 135 optar, it's the first image I made with this, new to me, camera.
Also it's the first 4x5 neg I've developed in my ATL1500....
Great! What did you scan it with? The ATL looks an interesting piece of kit!
Epson V700
Padua (PD) Italy - Portrait of me after a dinner with several photographers. This picture was taken by Giuseppe Toffoli.
- Camera: TOYO-FIELD 45 AII L (Linhof)
- Lens: SCHNEIDER Symmar 150 1:5.6 Convertible
- Exposure: 1/100 of second at f 22
- Film: Fuji Instant Black and White Film FP-3000B
- Lightmeter: Sekonic reading the incident flash light.
- Lightning: A single Bowens Gemini 500R.
- Scanner: EPSON V700 and EPSON Scan 3.81
- Software: Adobe Photoshop CS4
Nice portraitPadua (PD) Italy - Portrait of me after a dinner with several photographers. This picture was taken by Giuseppe Toffoli.
- Camera: TOYO-FIELD 45 AII L (Linhof)
- Lens: SCHNEIDER Symmar 150 1:5.6 Convertible
- Exposure: 1/100 of second at f 22
- Film: Fuji Instant Black and White Film FP-3000B
- Lightmeter: Sekonic reading the incident flash light.
- Lightning: A single Bowens Gemini 500R.
- Scanner: EPSON V700 and EPSON Scan 3.81
- Software: Adobe Photoshop CS4
Was this the 4x5 Fuji stuff or the smaller type?
Also, what is the TOYO Linhof version? How does it differ from the regular TOYO?
This one are the smaller ones. The type 100. The one that fits in the medium format camera like Mamiya RB and RZ and all the Polaroid type 100, 200, 300 and 400. This format is quite cheap and still available withut any problem.
The Toyo 45 AII L where the L means Linhof lens board is ready to accept the standard Linhof lensboard withot any kind of other adapter. This is the only difference.
Nice portrait
Was this the 4x5 Fuji stuff or the smaller type?
Also, what is the TOYO Linhof version? How does it differ from the regular TOYO?
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