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Drew B.

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Handheld Mamiya 645
 

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I don't use my 12" f4.5 Ektar lens enough!
This is from an 8X10 inch wet plate collodion negative made with the Ektar lens on the Deardorff. Exposure was 8 minutes (yes, you read that right) at f6.3 using Quinn's collodion for negatives and corresponding developer.
 
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Rick A

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From my archives, Calumet cc-400 160mm RR lens on TMY. Passed that set up years ago, regret letting the lens go but not the camera.


 

KenS

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White catcus in flower
4x5 FP4 (I think) Rotary development In Pyrocat HD in BTZS tubes
 

pentaxpete

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Stuck Indoors so doing 'Still-Life' -- I did a set using 3 Zeiss Hasselblad lenses. This is the one using the 50mm f4 Cfi Distagon at f22. Lighting by one Bowens Monolite 200 E and one Sunpak auto 36FD from right side on reduced power. I have lots of outdated 120 C41 films to use up !
 

David Lingham

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From an ongoing still life project, due too current events I now have more time for. Using an old black baking tin, the leaves are placed in part frozen water then returned to the freezer draw. Taken with a Mamiya C220 using FP4 in D76 1+1, printed on Ilford Classic partial sepia and selenium toned.
 

awty

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Thats great, interesting process.
 
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