happiness can be:
Darlot Soft Portrait Brass+Mentor Focal Plane Shutter
... just kidding
wanted to share this delicious configuration !!!
happiness can be:
Darlot Soft Portrait Brass+Mentor Focal Plane Shutter
... just kidding
wanted to share this delicious configuration !!!
I am not sure a serious photographer is supposed to do this ...
Shortly after I got the Fujinon A 240/9. Used my single strobe after longer time. These were just testing shots, that I made my first 4x5 shots with a strobe - lot of fun :-)
Matus
Terrific pictures of two beauties!Originally Posted by eddie
Am I the only one who has noticed a definite lack of red bellows here?
My first 8x10, a Burke and James, had red bellows...
My 8x10 Wisner has gorgeous red bellows...
Here's a publicity shot for my latest show:
From Left to right: Calumet C-1, Calumet 45, Deardorff V8. (Although the photo is in B&W, the Calumet C-1 has decidedly red bellows)
From the calumet C-1 with a 4x5 reducing back, and a 12" Goerz RD Artar:
Under the St Johns Bridge
From the Calumet 45 with a 90mm Nikkor:
Astoria Bridge
From the Deardorff with a 19" Goerz APO Artar and 4x5 reducing back.
A Pair of Honkers
Restored Century 8x10.
That is a very sweet restoration!
Did you do the work yourself?
Restored Century 8x10.
Here is my Anba Ikeda 4x5 and me on Sifnos last May. Affixed to my lens is my home-made barn door shade. The camera to the left is an 8x10 Ikeda, not too common a find.
12 pages of it
My GraphicView II with red bellows.
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