Behind the scenes

[dj may]

Another night spent in the alps. It is getting cold again. I spent the night on the edge of the mountain. See below.

Leica S3, APO-Macro-Summarit-S 120.
I spent the night on the edge of the mountain in this repurposed ski gondola.

 

[JeffK]

Behind the scenes. Then I changed the item positions.

just the natural light diffused by the drape. DF+ 110mm. IQ260 achromatic.

 

[P. Chong]

Thanks for sharing. I am wondering if there is a way to use the GFX with the LF lens’ Copal shutter? Or is one stuck with the GFX’s electronic shutter? I am thinking of adding a Actus to my work, but I will need to use the lens’ leaf shutter as I need to shoot with strobes.

I'll contribute one from this weekend. Not a lot of autumn colors yet, but hopefully the cool air has finally arrived and that will change. I was able to get this shot in on Saturday afternoon right before the rains came in with a cold front (rain was coming in the background of this shot). This is with the GFX50S/Cambo Actus/Nikkor SW 65mm/4 combo and used in camera XPAN crop for framing.

George

 

[GeorgeBo]

Hi, the only thing I have done like that is using the GFX/Actus combo to test and verify that my Copal shutters and apertures were accurate by setting the ISO in the GFX and setting the GFX to Bulb > Release the GFX shutter and immediately release the Copal shutter. But my normal mode is using the GFX shutter. I have not done any strobe work with the Actus. I am not sure how much noise would be induced by using the Bulb mode in your scenario.

Thanks for sharing. I am wondering if there is a way to use the GFX with the LF lens’ Copal shutter? Or is one stuck with the GFX’s electronic shutter? I am thinking of adding a Actus to my work, but I will need to use the lens’ leaf shutter as I need to shoot with strobes.

 

[Charles S]

BTS video of the image i posted in the portraits thread:

 

[P. Chong]

nice! was she also actually shooting? Show us her pics too, if she was.

BTS video of the image i posted in the portraits thread:

 

[Charles S]

nice! was she also actually shooting? Show us her pics too, if she was.

Thx. She wasn't

 

[Greg Haag]

Finally made it out to the Mildred B. Cooper Memorial Chapel in Bella Vista, Arkansas. I had to shoot about 30 minutes earlier than I had hoped to due to an event they were having.
I was traveling light, so no lens shade, really struggled with flare.


IQ4 150 w Rodenstock 32

 

[Greg Haag]

So I don't remember when my oldest daughter started dressing up for Halloween to have her picture made, but she is 32 and we are still going. I think this year was a Dracula theme.

XF IQ4 150 75-150mm

 

[anwarp]

I was traveling light, so no lens shade, really struggled with flare.

A tip I got recently from watching a chat with Joe Cornish (a well known British photographer) is to carry a small umbrella.

 

[FloatingLens]

Hasselblad FlexBody CP
Hasselblad CFi Distagon T* 4/50
Kodak Tri-X 400

Business end:

 

[anyone]

Hamburg



Malefic 617, Schneider Kreuznach Super Angulon 90mm/8, Scan with Flextight

Making of:

 

[citizin]

The Behind the Scenes.

 

[dj may]

Moonrise over Morissen

Leica S3, APO-Elmar-S 180

 

[JeffK]

Scenes from Vancouver, BC. Beached Barges downtown. This is Sunset Beach where a shipping barge crashed into the seawall and is now stuck. STC, 47mm (listed in the FS Section) and IQ260A.

https://twitter.com/i/events/1460371684863528963?s=20

 

[MGrayson]

Scenes from Vancouver, BC. Beached Barges downtown. This is Sunset Beach where a shipping barge crashed into the seawall and is now stuck. STC, 47mm (listed in the FS Section) and IQ260A.

https://twitter.com/i/events/1460371684863528963?s=20

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Jeff,
I like what's visible on the LCD. Did that image work?
Matt

 

[JeffK]

Jeff,
I like what's visible on the LCD. Did that image work?
Matt

It did indeed, just haven’t gotten to it yet!

 

[Charles S]

From a shoot with Esther. GFX 50s with 32-64mm

 

[rdeloe]

Studio photography is not something I do a lot of, as you can tell from my fancy setup. But this project lent itself well to a controlled environment.

At this time of year the milkweed pods have dried up and had some rough weather. Some retain their aethereal, wispy tufted seeds, but many pods have become matted and clumpy. Both kinds make a good subject for a photographic diversion. https://www.robdeloephotography.com/Works/Small-Projects/Aethereal/

 

[scho]

This is the Fotodiox Rhinocam Vertex (Mamiya 645 mount version) in action with a Sony a7C 24 MP FF back. Shown rotated to the final 4th frame position (starts in normal landscape orientation and is rotated CC 3 times for each subsequent shot. Yields a 62 MP final image after stitching the 4 shots.