Arca-Swiss 8X10, Fujinon 240mm A f9, Ilford Delta 100 Pro film.
Arca-Swiss 8X10, Fujinon 240mm A f9, Ilford Delta 100 Pro film.
Cool! Is the break to hide the sun flare?Originally Posted by Rory_5244
Arca-Swiss 8X10, Fujinon 240mm A f9, Ilford Delta 100 Pro film.
I didn't realize the 240 A covered 8x10 no light falloff either!
LOL! No, I have to scan an 8x10 negative in 2 sections on my old flatbed scanner (only scans 4x5) so I thought I'd go with a diptych instead of stitching.
Yes! The 240 is awesome on 8x10 although I use back tilt for focusing mainly (for landscapes) and I've never run out of image circle. Thanks, Stone!
trying out a 75mm grandagon on 5x7 film arista film, I had the front raised a bit too much
wide angle by goldenimageworks65, on Flickr
"WOW! Now thats a big camera. By the way, how many megapixels is that thing?"
I'm surprised it covers, cool!trying out a 75mm grandagon on 5x7 film arista film, I had the front raised a bit too much
Thanks stone, yes it covers, stopped down to at least 32, I had the front raised a bit too much and got a bit of vignetting, the grandagon I have is the older one and it covers pretty well considering.
"WOW! Now thats a big camera. By the way, how many megapixels is that thing?"
Do you know, did the Grandagon-N "green stripe" version lose IC with the update?
9 trees; 4x5 kodak portra 160, sironar s 150mm
lungau, st.michael
9 trees (analog) by gmfotografie, on Flickr
Michael,
That's clever, and those trunks are really central to the composition. Great job.
--- Steve from Missouri ---
thx ....
the negative :-)
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