Post y'ur Pinkham & Smith Pics!

[Hugo Zhang]

Here is one.

[Jim Galli]

Here is one.

Very nice Hugo. Which lens for this one? jg

[Hugo Zhang]

Very nice Hugo. Which lens for this one? jg

It's P&S Visual Quality Series IV. No. 3 lens. Here is another one.

[Jim Galli]

It's P&S Visual Quality Series IV. No. 3 lens. Here is another one.

Even better than the first. I need to quit my real job so I can play with lenses!

[Mattk]

Just when I thought I had the sheet film in trays down! Pardon the rub marks--my fix tray had a small sprue left over from the injection mold process that formed it--I never noticed it until now and it managed to rub streaks in 4 of my negs. At least its an easy fix and the rest of the development went well.

Pinkham Bi-Quality 14" f4.5 natural window light. HP5@800 in HC-110 My daughters first pair of glasses--no more squinting! Watching the ground glass while racking this lens out is a trip. I can see how learning this lens takes time.

[Robert Fisher]

Mattk, a beautiful young lady and lovely image. Please post more.

[Jim Galli]

Just when I thought I had the sheet film in trays down! Pardon the rub marks--my fix tray had a small sprue left over from the injection mold process that formed it--I never noticed it until now and it managed to rub streaks in 4 of my negs. At least its an easy fix and the rest of the development went well.

Pinkham Bi-Quality 14" f4.5 natural window light. HP5@800 in HC-110 My daughters first pair of glasses--no more squinting! Watching the ground glass while racking this lens out is a trip. I can see how learning this lens takes time.

She's a treasure. So is that picture. The series IV is the most forgiving of the Pinkhams. You won't have any trouble mastering it at all.

[ustas]

Mattk, a beautiful young lady and lovely image. Please post more.

Agree

[Hugo Zhang]

This one needs a little cropping. Oh, well.

[ustas]

This one needs a little cropping. Oh, well.

Very nice shot Hugo!