Well since Ken posted a long-lens setup, here's the SV57U with a 4x5 back and a Fuji 600C. I was shooting the curvy background tree in between the two straight foreground trees to the right. Waited for light to warm and added a Nikon A2 warming filter. I posted the tree in the "Trees" thread, but here it is again...
Cheers, Steve
love the colours or subtlety of...Originally Posted by Zaitz
The Crown Graphic set up on Star Dune at GSDNP:
notch codes ? I only use one film...
Hi guys,
that's one of my favorite joy.
In the pics it shows the ultra rare 4x5 Graflok back adapter, the 1" spacer for macro, Rodenstock Rotelar 180mm and the Polaroid 545 Pro back.
I've shoot some very impressive foto with this toy!
Graflex XLRF
6x6-6x7-6x9-4x5 format
Giorgio
Last edited by ghe67; 6-Nov-2011 at 00:41.
corran,
I can't make out the engraving, what lens is that on your Speed ?
fred
notch codes ? I only use one film...
Thank you!
Thanks! It's a beautiful place.
Corran, awesome setup! I've wanted that lens for a while now. I don't shoot my Heliar enough though.
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"There is little or no ‘reality’ in the blacks, grays and whites of either the informational or expressive black-and-white image" -Ansel Adams
Lovely Shot!
I have been to the tops of the Great Sand Dunes, with my 4x5 Sinar Norma.
What an exhausting but exhilarating hike that was!
I did not put my stuff down, due to the blowing sand.
My Parents have a 16x20" B&W print from that hike on the wall in their home.
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They come up on ebay pretty often...I would suggest watching many, the prices seem to range from $250-$800. I have no proof of this but from what I understand Kodak made the ones with a yellow dot, and they might have better image quality. Non-yellow dot ones were contracted out to other companies.
Considering a setup Speed/Aero went on ebay last week for $1300 I might have to build another one just to sell...this one cost me a lot less.
Yes! Very tough to hike up both tall dunes. I was up there all day on both occasions waiting for sunset. So the 50lb pack sat down.Lovely Shot!
I have been to the tops of the Great Sand Dunes, with my 4x5 Sinar Norma.
What an exhausting but exhilarating hike that was!
I did not put my stuff down, due to the blowing sand.
My Parents have a 16x20" B&W print from that hike on the wall in their home.
Oh yes! That is the other thing...I like my lenses in shutter.
My website Flickr
"There is little or no ‘reality’ in the blacks, grays and whites of either the informational or expressive black-and-white image" -Ansel Adams
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