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

[John Layton]

Once again Tuco...rockin' that 60mm!

[tuco]

Once again Tuco...rockin' that 60mm!

Why thanks John. One thing bugging me is the leaning tombstone was much more isolated looking through the viewfinder. And I lost track of checking the DOF preview for how it looks with more background in play.

[tuco]

Another version of this but using a different focal length. With the cost of 120 roll film becoming about $1.00 USD per frame in 6x7 format, I'm happy to be shooting up my stash of Acros-1 purchased at a much better price.


Bicycle Prop by tuco, on Flickr

Pentax 67, 105mm, Acros-1, D-23

[Michael Graves]

...And I lost track of checking the DOF preview for how it looks with more background in play...

That 60mm can throw you off if you let it. It sounds like it's closer to "normal" than it really is, and the DOF is quite a bit deeper than that of the 80mm. It's bit me on the butt a few times as well, but it's a lovely lens.

[Mr.Vasily]

Lovely control of your exposure - the tonal range must have been quite a challenge.

Spain ?

Martin

Not difficult. Behind was the backlight from the window. Israel.

[Corran]

Nice tuco!

From today, leaves in Amicalola Creek just up the road from me:

[Corran]

Nice tuco!

From today, leaves in Amicalola Creek just up the road from me:

And one more, at Desoto Falls and cropped 4:5 as envisioned:

[austin granger]

Along the Bank of the Columbia River, Washington by Austin Granger, on Flickr

[austin granger]

Abandoned Aluminum Plant, Columbia River Gorge, Washington by Austin Granger, on Flickr

[Gundy]

Mamiya RB67, 127mm f3.8, ilford FP4+ developed in HC-110, scanned with Epson V550