MF (6x4.5,6x6,6x7,6x9,6x12) B&W film images sharing

[neildw]

Outstanding. Large curtains on those Pentacons. Careful with curtain crinkle

What is curtain crinkle, precious?

[ericantonio]

What is curtain crinkle, precious?

The Pentacons had such a HUGE shutter cloth curtain that sometimes it get's stuck in a way that when you look at it, it literally looks like a window curtain that is all crinkled up.

[neildw]

And another one...


PST-Shauny-1-5 by Smith De Westelinck, on Flickr

[austin granger]

Thanks ericantonio, chassis!

In the Summit Crater of South Sister, Oregon Cascades by Austin Granger, on Flickr

[consummate_fritterer]

Nice one Austin!!

[austin granger]

Nice one Austin!!

Thank you. I would have liked to have had the view camera, but I barely made it up just carrying myself.

[consummate_fritterer]

Austin, what film and developer did you use? Significant post processing after the scan?

[rrunnertexas]

Rodenstock 9x12 35mm film Small by rrunnertexas, on Flickr

Shot with a Rodenstock 9x12 plate camera with Fomapan 100 film - Fun shooting inside today since it is misty rain and gloomy outside!

[austin granger]

Austin, what film and developer did you use? Significant post processing after the scan?

This was made with a Fuji GF670. The film was Tri-X. I've been having a local lab develop my film, but it's just normal processing, I'm sure in either D-76 or HC-110. As for post processing, It's not tweaked too much. My usual method is to make a fairly flat scan (I have an Epson 4990 flatbed) and then build up the contrast from there. In this case, the darker areas of the rock are higher contrast than than the high lit snow and the sky. Other than that, it was pretty straightforward, just a little edge burning and spotting. Oh, I think I used a light yellow filter for the initial shot, but I can't remember for sure; I was so tired!

[MT0227]

Linhof Master Technika Classic
Schneider Super Angulon 1:5.6/90
TMAX100 in HC-110B @20c


Weird...Yes by Marc Tauber, on Flickr