It's not much of a scene but a break in the rain and I was able to take a some test rolls on my new gear and get a feel for the format.
GX617, 90/5.6, FP4+
GX617 First Roll Test by tuco, on Flickr
It's not much of a scene but a break in the rain and I was able to take a some test rolls on my new gear and get a feel for the format.
GX617, 90/5.6, FP4+
GX617 First Roll Test by tuco, on Flickr
Looks good tuco. Interesting perspective, there is a feeling of spatial depth. Contrast looks good and I am not seeing any falloff in the corners. Does this format/lens need a center filter? I have no experience with 6x17. Well done.Originally Posted by tuco
It's not much of a scene but a break in the rain and I was able to take a some test rolls on my new gear and get a feel for the format.
GX617, 90/5.6, FP4+
GX617 First Roll Test by tuco, on Flickr
Thanks. Yes, Fuji supplies a 1-stop center spot ND filter for the lens and I used it.
Some pictures taken with the old kodak panoram No.1.
Works with normal 120-Film- The picture is 18 cm long.
Not bad for this old lady.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/BjlvEM3jne69w7I12
https://photos.app.goo.gl/5lOSqR3Y6CShnulw1
https://photos.app.goo.gl/W9MMcguvJFHW0mmI3
Here a picture of the used "Kodak Panoram" camera:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/CmnLCdBirSP2S4Q53
Works stil fine after about 100 years.
Look inside the "Kodak Panoram" camera:
Yeah, not bad. That TMX 6052 is old film too. Not as old as the camera of course. In the photo, is that a metal take-up spool?
Nice set of images. I like the third one the best.....
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