Photos made with Kodak 2D... post'em!

[Ken Lee]

Pontiac Tempest, 2011
Kodak 2D, 300mm Fujinon A
5x7 HP5+, D-23

[patrickjames]

Oak on Hillside, Laguna Foothills 1999ish
8x10 2D, 24" APO Artar, Ektapan, PMK



Pines on Merced Riverbank, Yosemite 2000ish
8x10 2D, 24" APO Artar, Ektapan, PMK

[mandoman7]

Vyd Worker, 2011
Kodak 2D, Ektar 14", HP5

[Tony Karnezis]

Vyd Worker, 2011
Kodak 2D, Ektar 14", HP5

I really like the way you framed him with the posts and the look of the out of focus areas.

[Vaughn]

Kodak 2D with 28" element of a 12-21-28 TR

[tnsporting90]

Really very nice photos it's so clear black & white image.

[Fotoguy20d]

Kodak 2D with 28" element of a 12-21-28 TR

Stunning. The 12-21-28 is one of my favorite lenses on my 2-D (240mm Dagor is the other). I never would have expected such a fine image from a single element of that lens.

Dan

[Fotoguy20d]

And one more, the rear cell of the Dagor on an Ilford MGIV paper negative, Eastman 2-D 8x10


artillery by Fotoguy20d, on Flickr

[Vaughn]

Stunning. The 12-21-28 is one of my favorite lenses on my 2-D (240mm Dagor is the other). I never would have expected such a fine image from a single element of that lens. Dan

Thanks. I was nicely surprised, too. I had a light orange filter taped onto the front of the shutter which might have helped with the sharpness. On Acros, f64 at 2 seconds. F64 to honor AA, of course, what other f/stop can one use in Yosemite Valley! LOL!-- and I figured I could more accurately do a two second exposure than trust the old shutter at slower speeds. Mid-April 2007, so not exactly a recent image! A photograph of me making this image made it to the front page of the Fresno Bee. I got lucky and correctly predicted to the reporter that the Falls were peaking about then -- a low-snow year.

I have a Zone VI 8x10, but the without a top hat, the 28" element taxes the Zone VI -- the front and back standards are on the last teeth at infinity. The 2D gives me a couple more inches of extension.

I think the image is the scanned negative -- tonalities are a little off in the foreground. It makes a very nice platinum/palladium print.

(Well done re-enactment image!)

[mandoman7]

Thanks Tony.