Fun with Medium Format FILM Images!

[stevenfr]

Lake Louise at Sunrise from a very long time ago when I was shooting Velvia 50 film on a Pentax 67 II.

 

[Thorkil]

Beautiful Steven! its going through in a special way! How did you scan?
KR thorkil

 

[anyone]

Is large format also fine for a change? Still learning with this scanner, and although it has a comparatively low resolution for LF (1800 DPI), prints are coming out nicely. Also a lot faster to operate than my drum scanner.

Wista 45 // 90mm // Delta 100 // Scan Flextight Precision II

 

[stevenfr]

I have used Mike at AGx Imaging in Michigan. Great guy to deal with. He uses a Hasselblad X5 scanner.

https://www.agximaging.com/

Beautiful Steven! its going through in a special way! How did you scan?
KR thorkil

 

[tsjanik]

Nikon 9000 scan of Astia. Pentax 645N, 35mm. NB I second Steven's comments above concerning AgX. I've had all my film developed there.

 

[dave.gt]

AgX.

Timely bit of information there! Thanks for all the feedback, I must look into the possibility of using them.:thumbup:

 

[stevenfr]

Its been about five years since I have had film scanned. Tell Mike you are a friend of mine.

AgX.

Timely bit of information there! Thanks for all the feedback, I must look into the possibility of using them.:thumbup:

 

[Godfrey]

Some lovely photos as always.

I'm hoping I get some time today to scan and render this roll of film I made with the Hasselblad 500CM. One thing and another has gotten in the way for a week and some since I processed it. There looks to be a couple of interesting frames on it, glancing through it with loupe and lightbox.

Oh for infinite time and energy!

G

 

[darr]

Hi, Darr,

Another early riser...

Thank you for sharing once again, it is a bit sad to know buildings once admired and photographed are no longer there. But the basic idea of wabi sabi, which I appreciate more with each passing year, is the appreciation of the beauty of impermanence... so your images are so relevant

I love the tones.:thumbup:

Thank you Dave!
I do enjoy shooting and processing black & white film, and appreciate your kind comments.

Kind regards,
Darr

 

[darr]

Alligator Point

Fotoman 617 + Grandagon 90/6.8 + FP4 Plus
Flexbody + 120 CFi + CFV-50c

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[darr]

Pretty Blue Wall

Mamiya 6 + G 50/4 L + Portra 160
Flexbody + 120 CFi + CFV-50c
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From a recent shoot for my "Other Side of Paradise" project.
The project looks at the descent of small Florida resort towns.

 

[DougDolde]

Grosvenor Arch, Utah. Likely Fujichrome Provia. 4x5
View full screen here http://www.douglasdolde.com/-/galle...7e-7f2d-4a4d-969a-c2267ab6d015-grosvenor-arch

 

[schuster]

Hollywood Freeway at the Cahuenga/Gower exit to Sunset Boulevard. Shot through car window with Fuji GSW690, 65mm Fujinon lens, Fuji 220 Provia film, drum scan.

 

[ErikKaffehr]

A digital image.... mid-morning.

H5D-50c 80mm 2.8:
View attachment 144868

Notice the crane is missing...:ROTFL:

Who is missing the crane?

 

[John_McMaster]

Hasselblad SWC/M, FP4 and a 15 minute exposure - Geevor tin mine several years after closing, West Cornwall (UK) in 1992

500C/M with 50mm (AFAIR)

john

 

[kliopiros]

Santorini. Hasselblad 2000F. Kodak Vericolor.

 

[kliopiros]

Marrakesh. Hasselblad 2000F. Kodak Vericolor.

 

[kliopiros]

Tokyo Roppongi. Hasselblad 2000F. Kodak Vericolor

 

[kliopiros]

Hong Kong Nathan Road. Hasselblad 2000F. Kodak TX400.

 

[Grayhand]

Mamiya 6, 150mm, some old porta

Ray