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jimgalli · Jul 1, 2008

I was BUSY this weekend and you get a 2 fer! I promised a page of comparison shots with the NEW2ME Hermagis Eidoscop 150mm on 4X5. It is Dead Link Removed

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Love to hear your thoughts as always!

Jeff Bannow · Jul 1, 2008

Very interesting as always.

Thomas Bertilsson · Jul 1, 2008

Love the piano with the Eidoscop and the double portrait with the Darlot. Beautiful stuff, Jim!
- Thomas

MenacingTourist · Jul 1, 2008

Am I seeing correctly that the contrast increases when you stop down? I'm all sorts of curious about this.

jimgalli · Jul 2, 2008

MenacingTourist said:
Am I seeing correctly that the contrast increases when you stop down? I'm all sorts of curious about this.

Hi Alan. What you see in the first 2 bouquet pictures is the best example. At f4.7 the image that would be reflected in the flat glass is soft and out of focus totally so you get that wonderful glazed return from the flat glass surfaces. In the f8 you see sharp reflections and it looks totally different. So yes, apparent contrast does increase dramatically with just a bit of aperture stopping down. If I had done a second picture of Pam's clock at say f11 or f16 you would see everything in the room reflected in the glass on the front of the clock like a mirror. That glaze is what I'm after though. I set the shot up on purpose to see that. Jim

Antje · Jul 2, 2008

Oh wow. Love the Darlot shots! All of them. The dandelions are fantastic!

Antje

Mick Fagan · Jul 2, 2008

Pretty impressive, great to see.

That bouquet #1 f8 is something I would actually like to see in the flesh.

Mick.

removed account4 · Jul 2, 2008

hi jim

i love how stopped down the sharpness increases to almost looking like an anastigmatic lens
and wide open there is a veil of out of focus-ness ...

thanks for publishing your lens tests

john

MenacingTourist · Jul 2, 2008

Thanks for the explanation Jim. I think my understanding of old glass is increasing. Actually using it helps too

eddie gunks · Jul 3, 2008

great stuff as usual.....thanks for the development times as well. what is your normal development times for that film.

as always, thanks for the info and pics.

jimgalli · Jul 3, 2008

eddie gunks said:
great stuff as usual.....thanks for the development times as well. what is your normal development times for that film.

as always, thanks for the info and pics.

Normal for the 4127 Commercial is probably about 6 1/2 - 7 minutes.

B&Jdude · Jul 4, 2008

Jim, package up both lenses and send to me . . . you have my address!

Whatadame · Jul 4, 2008

Your images are just stunning. Makes me want to go eBaying for lenses.

Jim Fitzgerald · Jul 4, 2008

Whatadame said:
Your images are just stunning. Makes me want to go eBaying for lenses.

No,no,no! That's my job! While the formidable Mr. Galli and everyone is asleep I get to get all of the lenses that come up!!

Jim

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