I dont believe you ! The device perched on top of that purdy Linhof stand and to the right of that evil star wars death star device looks more like a 'blad to me ...Quote:
Originally Posted by amoebahyda
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I dont believe you ! The device perched on top of that purdy Linhof stand and to the right of that evil star wars death star device looks more like a 'blad to me ...Quote:
Originally Posted by amoebahyda
:-)
My cityscape pinhole 4x5"
http://macoquis.caraldi.com/scaled/d...Pinhole-01.jpg
http://macoquis.caraldi.com/scaled/d...Pinhole-02.jpg
Picture of Place de l'Etoile-Paris
Scan neg and PS "creative-manipulation"
http://macoquis.caraldi.com/scaled/d...itre/Mitin.jpg
My pinhole 6x9...
http://i294.photobucket.com/albums/m...6x9pinhole.jpg
Wow, pinhole photography has changed............
John
http://unrealalex.pinhole.ru/processes/01.jpg
This is me and my russian camera FKD 18x24cm with Wollensak Vitax 16"/3.8 lens
And photos from it
http://unrealalex.pinhole.ru/photogr.../StillLife.jpg
My Kodak 2D 8x10, it took me about 50 hours to restore it. Shown with a Nikon W 210/5.6 and home made wooden lens board to take Linhof boards.
http://img23.imageshack.us/img23/2539/kodak2ddk7.jpg
My current 4x5 camera (I sold my Wista 45 DX and Linhof Technika IV) a Shen Hao HZX 45 IIA, with Schneider Symmar S 150.
http://img23.imageshack.us/img23/799...ohzxiiaob4.jpg
truely inspiring ,,, I've been doing 11x14 film w/ the Kodak 16" 4.5 I wish I was doing wetplate.. Maybe soonQuote:
Originally Posted by unrealalex
My camera is in need of a large set of tires to move around:rolleyes:
Here's my Baby Deardorff. It has been used for my livelihood at various times since 1984. It came with 3 lenses and a darkroom setup (45mx +3 lenses) for $1g. Where I lived, no one knew anything about LF or b/w or anything, and it was a few weeks before I figured out what it was. The rounded area in the rear bracket for the thumb was the telltale characteristic.
I shot for years before even talking with someone who shot 4x5 and didn't know if what I had was nice or not. It seemed rickety compared to the medium format I was using, but I loved the character of it and I wasn't seeing any other cameras that had that length of bellows draw. Looks real pretty to me now, over 20 years later.
JY
I had Patrick Alt make me a new bellows which I installed in the late 90's before I went underground. The nickel plated hardware has held up nicely. It doesn't have front swing, but it does have rear swing and the front gives a fair degree of rise and fall without torqueing the bellows.