I like your tunnel pictures, Jeff.
Trying out a 16mm extension tube for my 500C/M
CB 60/3.5, Rollei RPX25
https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1763/...7d6448ce_o.jpg
Hard Drives by tuco, on Flickr
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I like your tunnel pictures, Jeff.
Trying out a 16mm extension tube for my 500C/M
CB 60/3.5, Rollei RPX25
https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1763/...7d6448ce_o.jpg
Hard Drives by tuco, on Flickr
Nice one tuco! Very clean drives :).
Wow, imagine being stuck in that in 120 degree sunlight!Quote:
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Thanks. Yeah, the surface roughness of those HD platters is extremely smooth.Quote:
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Myakka River II
K6x15v5, 90mm Grandagon +R25 filter, Ilford SFX 200, HC-110
Printed on Ilford MGIV matte paper, toned in thiourea, to 5x13 inches.
http://www.garrisaudiovisual.com/photosharing/mr2.jpg
Ha, that's a shot to fuel my newfound obsession with that aspect ratio--I'm also digging how the wide angle "spaces" the tree trunks in the background--my short tele ways with the squarish 6x7 would make hash of that scene, I'm afraid.:)Quote:
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A question: what made you reach for the R25 filter? Was it a case of trying to darken the foliage or were you looking ahead to some aspect of developing/printing?
Nice work Bryan.
And this is an example of why I rejected 4X10.
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Thanks CB. R25 filter is for the SFX 200 film due to IR sensitivity. Consider an R25 filter a normal everyday filter, R72 for IR effects.
Randy - not a fan of the aspect ratio?
The look with SFX and a red filter is excellent. I'll have to give it a try.
I am a fan of any Pano just not 4x10 as it is too expensive to enlarge. Requiring the bigger enlarger. Pali cameras are usable with 5x7 enlarger.
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