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

[Amfooty]

* by thermionic_valve, on Flickr

I love medium format Delta 3200. RZ67, 90mm Sekor K/L.

[Deval]

Selfie by DevalJoshi, on Flickr
A wonderful anniversary gift from my wife.
HP5 in Rodinal 1:50

[David R Munson]

I love medium format Delta 3200.

I've only ever shot one roll of it. Couldn't tell you why, though. I like the look of it for sure. How low was the light for this shot?

[Amfooty]

I've only ever shot one roll of it. Couldn't tell you why, though. I like the look of it for sure. How low was the light for this shot?

In the EV range of 5-8. The shutter speed was at the edge of where I'm comfortable hand holding with the rz67. The sun had just gone down in the desert so there was still some ambient light but it was fading fast.

I'm normally not a huge fan of grain, but there is something wonderful about the way Delta 3200 renders low light situations. Plus it prints really well too.

[Roger Cole]

I agree. I love Delta 3200 in 120. I shoot it in 6x6 in my Yashicamat where at EI 3200 it makes the f/3.5 lens pretty workable for a lot of available light, and in my Mamiya 645 Pro with the 80mm 2.8. It would be an awesome combo with the Mamiya 1.9!

[D-tach]

That is striking Tom. I like it very much. You managed that shadows/rain/haze very well. Nice touch.

Thanks Marty

[Doug Howk]

A carpenter gothic church in Melrose Florida. Tri-X400 in Bronica SQ-A with 80mm lens. Printed on Fomabrom 111 and sepia toned.

[David R Munson]

Two nights ago in Shanghai, developed yesterday, "scanned" today with 5D Mk II, Sigma 105mm macro, and a light box. Shot with Hasselblad, 80mm CF, Fuji Acros, and HC-110.


Old and New by David R Munson, on Flickr

I really need to get out and photograph my neighborhood more, especially after dark.

[Jmarmck]

Nice one David!

[Dan Quan]

I was going for kind of a sunlit outdoor look...