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

[Tin Can]

This is the image visible to me

Beautiful print of a beautiful guitar. Details on the Martin?

[rfesk]

Corran, Very good images. I have a miniature Crown Graphic with a couple of good 100/105 lenses and also the 65/8. Excellent combo to carry when flying.

[Corran]

Thanks rfesk. Yep, I really like the Century for travel. I usually bring two - one dedicated to my 38mm XL ultrawide, and one for 65/105/180 lenses.

Here's one with that 38mm, on the banks of the famous Snake River south of Boise:

[Peter De Smidt]

Can't see'm either, Bryan. I'm using Win 10 and Chrome.

[Corran]

Well that's annoying. Wonder how rfesk is getting them. For the moment I have changed the links to make them point to my blog which should definitely work.

[Peter De Smidt]

Yep. It works now. Terrific pics!

[Alan Klein]

Thanks rfesk. Yep, I really like the Century for travel. I usually bring two - one dedicated to my 38mm XL ultrawide, and one for 65/105/180 lenses.

Here's one with that 38mm, on the banks of the famous Snake River south of Boise:

I like this one the best Bryon. Most pleasing arrangement and the tones are rich.

[mmerig]

One other image from this location using a bit of foreground interest. Glad I brought the Century instead of my Pentax 67 so I could use movements. This one was with a 65mm f/8 Super Angulon instead.

I am surprised that a Super Angulon can fit in a 2 by 3 Graphic. Very nice images, by the way. Was there a lot of smoke haze? The sky looks light given the red filter.

[Corran]

Thanks all. mmerig, the SA 65mm is the very small f/8 version, so it's not large at all.

I think the smoke from wildfires was cleared a bit after a rain several days before but the sky was still not particularly transparent I don't think.

[Corran]

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