Show off your Large Format camera!

[Tin Can]

I thought you might be testing me see if I am awake. I have confused nomenclature before.

I generally call everything a gizmo.

I also got the 1mm pinhole, I may as well just stick on here. I really wish I had a microscope with the c-mount camera port, so I could really look at this $30 pinhole and see how round it is. One of these days.

But I still don't have the 11x14 back setup yet.

Yes, sorry lol 5:1

[Jim Fitzgerald]

Randy..... the beast IS ALIVE!!! Love the triple bellows!!

[Primo I.]

Randy, Wow! Your weren't kidding around. She looks absolutely beautiful! The bellows look fantastic in this picture, I can only imagine in person! Great job! I can't wait to see what you produce with this.

[ScottPhotoCo]

Yep.


1952_Deardorff_8x10_ScottPhotoCo_0214_WM by ScottPhoto.co, on Flickr

[Tin Can]

Now I need a 20 mule team to carry it to Mohave.

Randy..... the beast IS ALIVE!!! Love the triple bellows!!

[Roger Cole]

Well it's 11x14, and even then it's not clear, barely see the definition in the bark.

If this is the best of pinhole can offer, I'll not waste another piece of film, I'll give it one more try of course.

Tried this but realized the film board fell out and no image came out

Pinholes are not going to give images as sharp as "proper" lenses, but the entire scene will be equally sharp or unsharp. A dreamy unsharpness that's consistent from foreground to infinity can have an appealing aesthetic of its own (see all the really great images posted here under soft focus, for example, though a soft focus lens is also different from a pinhole.)

I've been meaning to get myself a pinhole camera to play with. The sometimes very long exposures can present possibilities too (with moving elements recorded differently from stationary ones.)

[StoneNYC]

Pinholes are not going to give images as sharp as "proper" lenses, but the entire scene will be equally sharp or unsharp. A dreamy unsharpness that's consistent from foreground to infinity can have an appealing aesthetic of its own (see all the really great images posted here under soft focus, for example, though a soft focus lens is also different from a pinhole.)

I've been meaning to get myself a pinhole camera to play with. The sometimes very long exposures can present possibilities too (with moving elements recorded differently from stationary ones.)

Thanks,

I'm really sad, the film fell out of the "film holder" on the drive and I didn't realize it till after I got done shooting.

It would have been a cool image.

[jesse]

My Ebony SV45TE

[jesse]

My Shenhao 8x10

[gchu1970]

My Ebony SV57