Miscl. Meniscii

**Kirk Gittings** · 10-Apr-2011, 18:08

Very nice Jim.

Originally Posted by Jim Galli

Some great stuff going on here.

A new one done today;

the long hood

A little uncorked Wollensak Junior 135mm f7 on 4X5

**David Aimone** · 23-Apr-2011, 13:05

Thanks again, Jim!

**David Aimone** · 3-May-2011, 08:18

Same lens as the portrait and flower below, but in a landscape setting. I'm not sure the aperture used, thought it was wide open but I'd find that hard to believe. If so, it's sharper at a distance than I thought it would be!

**Stephane** · 3-May-2011, 09:17

Nice one! At least you wont get droplets on the front element!

**Stephane** · 9-Jun-2011, 10:26

Alina, through Steven's Port-Land 18" @ f/6

**David Aimone** · 4-Aug-2011, 06:49

Another image with my Mr. Galli setup, wide open:

**Jim Galli** · 4-Aug-2011, 07:14

OK, how do I do this without seeming to be self serving

That is a gorgeous image.

**ImSoNegative** · 3-Dec-2011, 12:08

Here are a couple i shot today testing out this meniscus lens i bought from Jim, i used it on a 5x7 korona view

testing out a meniscus lens on 5x7 II by J. Golden, on Flickr

testing out a meniscus lens on 5x7 by J. Golden, on Flickr

**ImSoNegative** · 3-Dec-2011, 12:09

lots and lots of newton rings on that last one

**jcoldslabs** · 5-Dec-2011, 06:25

Just posted this in the "Still Life" thread but it seems more appropriate here. (Sorry, I'm new. If cross-posting is a no-no just smack me upside the head!)

Portra 160 4x5, expired 2001. Single element loupe as the lens. Pacemaker Speed Graphic.

Texture/grain artifacts are a result of my unfamiliarity with the scanning equipment (Microtek i900).