Linhof Technika, Rodenstock Apo-Sironar S 150, Portra 400
Out of this world, z84. Beautiful.
Yes, great portrait and processing.Originally Posted by z84
Linhof Technika, Rodenstock Apo-Sironar S 150, Portra 400
Crown Graphic 45. Xenar 135mm. HP5. 25b flashbulb bounced.
My parents at 97 and 93 by Howard Sandler, on Flickr
All excellent images
Exactly! Beautiful photos Ludovic, Yael, Colton, Steven and Christoph! Very inspiring work in this thread.
Pali
So I decided to try to use natural light for an infant portrait with 4x5, Delta 100 film. After calculating bellows extension correction, I was left with 1/15 second at f8. This was processed in Rodinal 50+1 and wet-scanned with a V750. It was a challenge to capture a squirmy 7-month-old with a depth of focus as thin as an Oreo cookie.
This is the result:
Yeah. I'm familiar with Photoshop. It's the place I buy my film.
Amazing result!So I decided to try to use natural light for an infant portrait with 4x5, Delta 100 film. After calculating bellows extension correction, I was left with 1/15 second at f8. This was processed in Rodinal 50+1 and wet-scanned with a V750. It was a challenge to capture a squirmy 7-month-old with a depth of focus as thin as an Oreo cookie.
This is the result:
Linhof Technika, Rodenstock Apo-Sironar S 150, Portra 400
What is your scanning and post process like? I have a ton of Portra but I haven't shot it because I have a hard time producing the right colors during scanning or in Photoshop.
I use Colorneg to convert my scans from negative to color and it works great. I scan with Epson V850 at 3900 dpi and save as a raw tif using Viewscan. Bring into photoshop, apply gamma 2.2 (sometimes not), bring into Colorneg, make my adjustments and output back to Photoshop. Here is a Portra image
https://flic.kr/p/29fpCVr
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