Medium Format ... long may it live!

[mbdiesel]

Originally Posted by martin-f5

Mamiya 7, 80mm
Kodak TriX 400 ASA

I like this very much.

[Johnmcd]

Mamiya 7 HP5

[kmallick]

[Summicronj]

Hasselblad 2000fcw 110mm lens. Kodak ektar 100[IMG]

Just Down The Way by Analogick, on Flickr[/IMG]

[filmfan]

Originally Posted by Sal Santamaura

Extremely nice tonality. What developer did you use with that TRI-X? Are these images directly from the negatives or scanned prints? If prints, what paper/developer did you use to make them? Thanks in advance for sharing the additional information!

Thanks man-- I used XTOL 1+1 for developer (my favorite). I scanned the negs on an Epson V500 and the JPEGs that you see are screen shots of the edited file.

[Araakii]

Very interesting color. Maybe I should give Ektar a try.

Originally Posted by Summicronj

Hasselblad 2000fcw 110mm lens. Kodak ektar 100
Just Down The Way by Analogick, on Flickr

[Findus]

Great shots in this thread!

Here are some more from my Hasselblad, and the Planar 2.8/80

The first 2 are negative scans, the following 3 are lith prints.


I'd wish I could fly . zero gravity by s_wittmann, on Flickr


www - world wide wait by s_wittmann, on Flickr


sense of eternity by s_wittmann, on Flickr



got me thinking of you by s_wittmann, on Flickr


Alte Schönhauser Allee :: Berlin by s_wittmann, on Flickr

[sem]

Hi Findus
I like your lithprints. Very impressive!
Kind regards

[Findus]

Thank you very much, sem!

[gshybrid]

gsw690, tri x and canoe....

[maitani]

my first entry here, HP5 on Plaubel Makina W67, Milano

[Harry Caul]

Great shot maitani!

I love my Plaubel 670... it is by far my most used camera. I haven't tried a wide yet, though.

[ruby.monkey]

A little lost morsel of London catfood:


C330F_80_HP5_Scan-120523-0004 by ruby.monkey, on Flickr

[beyond]

My 37 years old bro. Born with Celebral Palsy

[PCR]

bmw_old_motorcycle von Peter_Christoph_Ross auf Flickr

Ford_mustang von Peter_Christoph_Ross auf Flickr

dennis_fixie von Peter_Christoph_Ross auf Flickr


Mamiya 6+75mm+Velvia 100f

[philosomatographer]

For landscape work in extremely confined spaces, I continue to derive great joy from the RB67 and 37mm Fisheye lens, using Ilford Pan F film exposed at ISO32 (from last week-end, a spontaneous and lovely road trip with my wife):

Bridal Veil Falls

(Ilford Pan F @ ISO32, Sekor-C 37mm f/4.5 lens, Mamiya RB67)

Pan F is, in general, lovely for high-key images, with astounding resolving power in 6x7cm format:

Long Tom Cannon

(Ilford Pan F @ ISO32, Sekor-C 140mm f/4.5 Macro lens, Mamiya RB67)

[Jay Decker]

My Girls

Bronica SQ-Ai
65mm PS
Ilford XP2
Richland, WA




Miss Pea Swinging

Bronica SQ-Ai
180mm PS
TX-400 @ 1250 in Diafine
Richland, WA

[hamradio]

bronica ETRS, zenzanon EII 75mm 2.8, fomapan 100.

[Ronald_H]

My latest entry: The R.T.M museum railroad in the Netherlands. Shot on Agfa APX-100, expired in 2003, rated @ ISO25. Yashica Mat 124. Cropped of course. Developed for 6min in Kodak HC-110 'B' at 23 degrees Celsius.


Museum R.T.M. Ouddorp by Ronald_H, on Flickr

[ruby.monkey]

RZ67 110 HP5 Scan-120524-0003 by ruby.monkey, on Flickr

The RZ-67 is still my favourite walkabout camera.

[Therobbstory]

Hasselblad shooter here.


LB With Book by TheRobbStory, on Flickr


Tin Cup by TheRobbStory, on Flickr


A Gentleman's Affair by TheRobbStory, on Flickr


Bus Stop Wendy by TheRobbStory, on Flickr

[hausen]

Auckland from Ground Level! by BigHausen, on Flickr


Auckland from Ground Level! by BigHausen, on Flickr

[filmfan]

Mamiya 645 AFD / 80mm f2.8 / Tri-X

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Salyut-S Volna-3

[Mr_Flibble]

Paul Harper, Baby Speed Graphic and Ektar 100


Baby Speed Graphic and Adox CHS 100 ART