Hmm...I thought it was to keep the front of the bed out of the photo.Originally Posted by Mal Paso
Hmm...I thought it was to keep the front of the bed out of the photo.
Finally ready to shoot.
Whole plate Gunlach Korona with a period authentic Wollensak Voltas F-8 convertible lens in a Betax #3 shutter (10.5, 18 and 23.5 inches).
Will start with inexpensive X-Ray film and go from there...
Last edited by Kino; 30-Mar-2024 at 08:02. Reason: added images shot on xray film
Kino
We never have time to do it right, but we always seem to have time to do it again...
That came out beautifully!
Congratulations!
My new to me Toyo Field 4 3/4 x 6 1/2 camera with 4x5 back. It uses the Crown Graphic lens boards, so it is plug 'n' play for me. Just have to check it out for bellows leaks.
Fill it with water and look for drips?
ROFLMAO
Gunlach Korona 5x7 view camera with new bellows and Velostigmat Wide Angle Series III 121mm lens.
Last edited by Kino; 30-Mar-2024 at 07:55.
Kino
We never have time to do it right, but we always seem to have time to do it again...
That came out beautifully! Congratulations!
Thanks! I really like these Korona cameras. Simple and sturdy; easy to work on...
Kino
We never have time to do it right, but we always seem to have time to do it again...
My new (well, a couple of years ago). It's already been to Santa Fe, NM, and part of the Blue Ridge Parkway, NC.
Joel
"I am not a technician and have no interest in technique for its own sake. If my technique is adequate to present my seeing, then I need nothing more.” Edward Weston
Awright, where is the edit image command to rotate the image???
"I am not a technician and have no interest in technique for its own sake. If my technique is adequate to present my seeing, then I need nothing more.” Edward Weston
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