FKD 13x18, Xenar 210mm, old paper Slavich
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Originally Posted by RumBumBey
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FKD 13x18, Xenar 210mm, old paper Slavich
FKD 13x18, Xenar 210mm, old paper Slavich
FKD 13x18, Xenar 210mm, old paper Slavich
During christmas everyone wanted their picture taken with my "old camera". I finally got my scanner so I can now actually get high quality scans of my LF photos.
Crown Graphic with a Kodak Ektar 203mm shot at F7.7, on FPP "frankenstein" at ISO 200. I didn't bring my spot meter so I just used my phone to meter. It was really hard to get a picture where the dog held still and stayed mostly in the plane of focus, but it came out pretty good I think. I have to say I also like this film, my usual 2 choices for roll film are HP5 and FP4, but for costing only a little over a dollar a sheet the FPP stuff is pretty dang nice. And nice for me to experiment without getting too sad for losing a sheet.
I'm still learning the LF process and I can see there's a ton of dust or something, I cleaned the negative really well but it must have been on the film when it was exposed.
img007 by Jordan Allen, on Flickr
During christmas everyone wanted their picture taken with my "old camera". I finally got my scanner so I can now actually get high quality scans of my LF photos.
Crown Graphic with a Kodak Ektar 203mm shot at F7.7, on FPP "frankenstein" at ISO 200. I didn't bring my spot meter so I just used my phone to meter. It was really hard to get a picture where the dog held still and stayed mostly in the plane of focus, but it came out pretty good I think. I have to say I also like this film, my usual 2 choices for roll film are HP5 and FP4, but for costing only a little over a dollar a sheet the FPP stuff is pretty dang nice. And nice for me to experiment without getting too sad for losing a sheet.
I'm still learning the LF process and I can see there's a ton of dust or something, I cleaned the negative really well but it must have been on the film when it was exposed.
great frame! one could add contrast, but of course the most important thing is the dog! I understand your joy...
Great :-)
Martin
June (that's her name - I took it in May, I believe) - 4x5 Delta 100 with the Xenotar f2.8
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