I like your framing here. Great job!!
Originally Posted by SergeiR
I like your framing here. Great job!!
Flower tests from the lens I bought from Mr. Galli a while back.
It took me a while but I finally figured a way to connect it to a betax shutter.
4x5, cooke 3.5, delta 100, rechargeable LED light (walmart)
The last two images are of the lens as bought and after I attached it to the shutter and lens board.
Last edited by rpalm; 17-Mar-2012 at 19:48.
Nicely done!
Those are great. They look underwater almost. Very dreamy.
Jonathan
Amaryllis in bloom. 4x5 Pacemaker Speed Graphic, Kodak Aero Ektar, Fuji FP-100C bleached negative.
Jonathan
I found an old 3 ˝” Packard shutter to allow using my larger “vintage” lens. After days of work I had the shutter repaired and mounted in a behind the lens box, ready to use. This was attached to my Kodak full plate camera, and then a Sutter #4 Aplanat F5 (I think) was attached to the shutter box, ready to test.
Shot number 1, of my wife’s orchid, is a full plate black and white made with the lens wide open. The film was Kodak Plus X and light from an older Nikon SB-24 flash, against a black background. The location was our small sunroom.
Shot number 2 is the same set up, nothing changed except a 4x5 reducing back I made for the Kodak from a Deardoff back. Plus the film was expired E-100 positive film processed in C-41chemicals, at F16, with a waterhouse stop.
Shot number 3, as #2 set up, except with a 6x7 roll film back holding Kodak Ektar 100 film.
The camera, lens or focus was not changed.
I was surprised that everything worked, and the sharpness of the Sutter lens.
Jack
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Jack-H...09348465760954
8) thanks
rpalm
I like the framing of #1.
-- georgeb
gbogatko, jcoldslabs
Thanks! I bought a ND filter Saturday and made an attachment ring. I want to take it out in some bright daylight
r
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