What film was the 8x10 taken with? That's not xray film...(?)
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What film was the 8x10 taken with? That's not xray film...(?)
Paul, They all are X ray Green sensitive / D76 .Quote:
Originally Posted by PViapiano
@ tonkhang. Please bring your camera next time . I will introduce you to my neighbor or perhaps a mini photography session like this :)
Jørund, through an Eidoscope f/4
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5177/...0800cd69_b.jpg
Stephane,
What a wonderful portrait! Always enjoy your stuff!!!
Thanks Hugo!
The Eidoscope is a really nice lens! It has a very distinct gentle of gradation between the shadows and highlights: I love it! And I am not talking about softness...
Larry.
Shot with a 300mm simple meniscus lens I found in my treasure chest. I whipped up a simple PVC plastic barrel and some drop-in aperture stops to replicate those gorgeous brass treasures everyone scrambles for. Welcome to my prastic ReinoScope.
Shot on Arista EDU 100, developed by inspection, straight scan of a 5x7 negative.
More details here:
http://www.apug.org/forums/forum44/8...rait-lens.html
Reinhold
www.classicBWphoto.com
Thanks, Tri...the 8x10 shot looked like it had such smooth tonality compared to the other ones, which had much higher contrast. Score one for xray film...!Quote:
Originally Posted by Tri Tran
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5215/...3064ab74_z.jpg
A LF friend of mine, I took this with his zone VI and 15" petzval lens.
Dupont [QUOTEA LF friend of mine, I took this with his zone VI and 15" petzval lens.[/QUOTE]
Very nice. I like the wood. Where's located? Nothern Vietnam? Thanks for posting.
Here's another one, was taken with 15 In Eido on 11x14 .
http://img171.imageshack.us/img171/5338/coco11x14.jpg
Trí Tran
Dupont07 này là chú em Fly ...
Tiến bộ dữ .
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Originally Posted by dupont07