Large Format Macro Images

[Iga]

Iga, Very interesting - what is it? What was the magnification factor? You're setting a new standard, I think.

Thanks John. It is the same shell I posted in another thread. Magnification factor is a bit more than 1:1. It was 330mm of bellows for 121mm lens.
Negatives went about two stops underexposed, mea culpa. It's ok for scan, but will be a hell for wet print...

[Tin Can]

8X10 Macro 1.5-1

All X-Ray, Ektascan or 2X, can you tell which?

2 Points if you can identify the odd one

2021-03-19-0002 by TIN CAN COLLEGE, on Flickr

2021-03-19-0001 by TIN CAN COLLEGE, on Flickr

Sticks by TIN CAN COLLEGE, on Flickr

[Ironage]

Elwood lamp base.

[Tin Can]

Winner, 2 points Ironage.

[Steven Ruttenberg]

Never would have guessed, I am working on an image. Currently setting up.

[Steven Ruttenberg]

The vice is kinda cool.

[Tin Can]

All shot with 120MM f5.6 APO

2021-03-27-0006 by TIN CAN COLLEGE, on Flickr


8X10 Macro 2-1 by TIN CAN COLLEGE, on Flickr

1 by TIN CAN COLLEGE, on Flickr

[Guadarmar]

Shot on 13x18 Ilford Multigrade as papernegativ Sinar P2 180mm.

[Greg]

My first cover image. April 1983. Image is of a weld joint between two titanium wires that showed minimum distortion. 4x5 Chrome.

[John Layton]

Watch movement bits floating on surface tension...on top of thin layer of floating aluminum powder in small paper cup. Crown Graphic, 4x5 Tri-X, Reversed 55mm Micro Nikkor, "light switch" exposure, cannot remember the time but I think around 30 sec: