Thank you everyone for the nice comments. I've attached another jpeg to this post. Flickr seems to have wreaked havoc with the sharpness and contrast. The original is is a much more subtle image.
Thank you everyone for the nice comments. I've attached another jpeg to this post. Flickr seems to have wreaked havoc with the sharpness and contrast. The original is is a much more subtle image.
Last edited by Tobias Key; 8-Dec-2011 at 14:29. Reason: grammar and content
Nice work Claudio and Tobias
Jørund through my new-to-me Heliar 300/3.5
nice. great lens too....
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My son from Thanksgiving break. Aero-Xenotar 460mm lens with 11x14 HP5 film.
Allen,
Here is the picture and I do use a Chamonix lens support, a "U" shaped aluminum frame with an adjustable metal bar on top to support the lens which I screw into the base plate of my camera in front of the lens. The lens weights 8-9 lbs. I use a focal plane shutter of 5 1/2" diameter in front of the lens.
Hugo
Here is my first ever (and so far only) 8x10 shot from a little over a month ago. (If it looks familiar to some it's because I included it with my introductory post.)
Century 10A 8x10 studio camera
Bausch & Lomb 610mm f/6 Aero Tessar
T-Max 400 in HC-110 Dil. B (in a Cibachrome Mark II drum on rotary base)
Negative scan
Thanks Hugo, looks like a sweet piece of glass. (green with envy icon goes here)
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