Hello ,
from the beginning of Feb. 2021 that he's ordered 40 boxes of 20x24 Portra 400 (all pre-sold).
How many photographs for these 40 boxes ?
Best regards
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Hello ,
from the beginning of Feb. 2021 that he's ordered 40 boxes of 20x24 Portra 400 (all pre-sold).
How many photographs for these 40 boxes ?
Best regards
10 sheets, so not a huge number.Quote:
Originally Posted by doublezero
Hmmm. Given the undoubted effort and cost of shooting 20x24, one would hope for a higher percentage of successful photographs than when using smaller formats.
I admire anyone willing to tackle ULF, and to be sure big contact prints are beautiful things. But i'm going to stay with 4x5... 38 years into it and it's still a challenge.
Still, that's a lot of boxes, and for the effort and cost involved how many photographers. Would love to know.Quote:
Originally Posted by MAubrey
Maybe one
Yes, was thinking the same. 20x24 studio portraits? Alternative to 20x24 Polaroids.
Now Illford has released their ULF order for this year. I am so tempted to break the piggy bank and go for the 20x24. But man on man what a huge investment. Upwards of $20,000 to get into the game. Has anyone done this?
There is a member here, maybe more
I prefer they self identify
I have a 14x17 camera from Richard Ritter that I got last year and loving it. I have to confess that it has me thinking about a 20x24. God help me.
Another resource for you would be the Facebook group 'Ultra Large Format Photography'. Some nice people there from around the world
I shot Polaroid 20"x24" for many years, and built a back to take "standard" 20x24 double sided film holders for Bergger and Ilford sheet film. I am currently without a working 20x24 camera but have a slowly growing stack of parts for when I have time again for personal projects. I sold the Wisner holders I used to have in favor of Chamonix ones, and have a bunch of HP5+ waiting for me.