MF (6x4.5,6x6,6x7,6x9,6x12) B&W film images sharing

[Corran]

I lied. Sorry to spam the thread. I just scanned this...will probably retake on 4x5 and do a bit more thorough dust cleanup .

Pentax 67ii / 135mm f/4 Macro:

[tuco]

Wow, you still have a C64.

[Corran]

It was my grandfathers. Found it in the attic and took it after his death. I got it hooked up to an old TV (it needed the little connectors that hook to a screw, shaped like --C, whatever those are called) and it worked! For about an hour. Then it went kaput. I would love to have a small matching monitor in the same iconic shade of brown for photos. Maybe I'll look on eBay.

[chassis]

It was my grandfathers. Found it in the attic and took it after his death. I got it hooked up to an old TV (it needed the little connectors that hook to a screw, shaped like --C, whatever those are called) and it worked! For about an hour. Then it went kaput. I would love to have a small matching monitor in the same iconic shade of brown for photos. Maybe I'll look on eBay.

Great Bryan. The lighting, contrast and lines are working. Hello 1980s!

[Corran]

Thanks chassis. I retook this on 4x5 and just scanned it, and will be posting it in my "Computer Technology" thread in the LF subforum...I think it's a bit better maybe. Especially with the dust cleaned off!\

[Bill Poole]

I attend to this thread regularly and love a lot of what I see here--for example Corran's recent Gulf Coast landscapes do please the eye.

And now that I am back shooting LF and have a little more time, I guess it's OK to post MF here too.

Taken a few weeks ago in Nicasio,California. Rollei 3.5 Planar from about 1959. TX, developed by the fine folks at Photoworks San Francisco, which I have been using until I get my processing workflow set up again. Scanned negative.

Thanks to everyone for posting to this great thread.

[IMG] Nicasio Madonna by William Poole, on Flickr[/IMG]

[jp]

Enjoying a delicate Narnia again here. We've gotten quite a bit more snow since these photos a couple weeks ago, and temps have dropped from freezing to below 0f. Certain shapes stand out more in nature when there is snow. Textures get delicate. Things are a little more abstract. The scene is more temporary; it's all going to change in an hour or two after the photo.

img083 by Jason Philbrook, on Flickr


img082 by Jason Philbrook, on Flickr


img081 by Jason Philbrook, on Flickr

[David Schaller]

Nice ones Jason. That seems like a long time ago now!

[OeT]

My first roll in the Mamiya RB67 and firts romm developed in Pyrocat HD
Kodak Plus-X 125

[Dayrell Bishop]

Downloaded the Inverso app yesterday and thought I should test it out , no chance of me being able to do those calculations on my own . works perfectly and very pleased. Toyo field with Horseman 6x7 back.