Photographs Shot Using Your 11x14 Camera

[Vaughn]

A 5.5x14 Platinum/Palladium print, image taken with a Chamonix 11x14 using a modified darkslide to get two 5.5x14 negs per sheet of 11x14.

Data not recorded. Image date: 05/01/19. Developed in PyrocatHD. Pt/pd print developed in warm Potassium oxalate on HPR.

Checkerboard Mesa area of Zion National Park

[Vaughn]

Bryce, taken with old old brass lens w/ waterstop. No data at this point

Silver gelatin contact print -- some nice old Ektalure, I think.

And a shot of me with camera and lens used.

[diversey]

Great alternative image! Could you tell us how to shoot a 7x11, using a split back frame?

A 5.5x14 Platinum/Palladium print, image taken with a Chamonix 11x14 using a modified darkslide to get two 5.5x14 negs per sheet of 11x14.

Data not recorded. Image date: 05/01/19. Developed in PyrocatHD. Pt/pd print developed in warm Potassium oxalate on HPR.

Checkerboard Mesa area of Zion National Park

[diversey]

Bryce, taken with old old brass lens w/ waterstop. No data at this point
Both sitter and photographer look nice. Which photo paper you use for contact print?


Silver gelatin contact print -- some nice old Ektalure, I think.

And a shot of me with camera and lens used.

[Michael Roberts]

11x14 Provia, Rochester King, Nikkor M 300mm

[Michael Roberts]

just one more...



Rochester King camera, 11x14 Provia, 15" Turner Reich

Thanks for the invitation to share these.
11x14 is fun!

[MAubrey]

11x14 Provia, Rochester King, Nikkor M 300mm

Wow. That's incredible. I'm amazed how well the 300mm holds up on such a large sheet of film.

[Michael Roberts]

Yeah, not much room for movements, but it certainly covers.

This is actually a crop since I used the Canon Powershot to photograph the 11x14 slide film on a light box. So this is, what? 75% ratio?

Also, each of these images is likely more contrasty and saturated than the film since I usually keep the Canon on vivid setting.

Nevertheless, the details in the film are pretty impressive (to me, at least).

[Michael Roberts]

Bryce, taken with old old brass lens w/ waterstop. No data at this point

Silver gelatin contact print -- some nice old Ektalure, I think.

And a shot of me with camera and lens used.

Wow, what a great camera, Vaughn. Is it a Korona? Century?

[Vaughn]

Great alternative image! Could you tell us how to shoot a 7x11, using a split back frame?

Modifying a darkslide would not work well as it does does 5.5x14 (or 4x10). I would probably devise some sort of splitter for inside the camera that blocks half the film from being exposed.