Share some MF photo.... Part 6

[Nikkornos]

David in Action

 

[Nikkornos]

The Must Have group photo

 

[Nikkornos]

The Vee starcase. Losta them in old Geylang

Rolleiflex 2.8F
Fuji Acros 100

 

[Nikkornos]

Transformer

Rolleiflex 2.8F
Fuji Acros 100

 

[Nikkornos]

Lone Uncle

Rolleiflex 2.8F
Acros 100

 

[Nikkornos]

Durian

Rolleiflex 2.8F
Acros 100

 

[Nikkornos]

Morning

 

[Nikkornos]

Old HDB estate

 

[raytoei]

Mamiya 645AF with 80/f2.8 lens

Fuji Acros 100 wrongly developed as T-Max 400 (doh!)

 

[Benji77]

Fuji Acros 100, TMax 1:4.

 

[lualua]

wa super pro at work - show us the photos!!

David in Action

 

[azimon]

Portra 400VC

 

[Benji77]

Nikkornos, what Developer do you use for your Acros? The low contrast and detail is 'shoik'!

 

[Nikkornos]

Nikkornos, what Developer do you use for your Acros? The low contrast and detail is 'shoik'!

Nothing special....

HC110 solution B one shot freshly prepared in NTUC new water.
kaiser tank 600cc 5 sec agitation once every 1 min
Total only 4min 30seconds.
rapid fixer stop Ilford 1min then fixed 5 min

 

[ahhong]

Wa! Did i see a fuji GX680 here?:bigeyes:

The Must Have group photo

 

[pikapig]

got 3d effect the pics from your rolly, like fei mentioned...

 

[Nikkornos]

I found 3 boxes of negatives, LF 4X5 , mainly 6X6 and also tonnes of 135 colour (faded).
These are my late dad's work. From 1962- 1969. He shot a lot less after 1970, possibly the arrival of me and my siblings.

I am thinking how to share them. If you can help in old B&W restoration and scans, I have a mini lab and V700. PM me.
Thanks to technology (Epson V700, digital imaging, etc) my dad's work now see day light.

 

[pixelbrain]

I found 3 boxes of negatives, LF 4X5 , mainly 6X6 and also tonnes of 135 colour (faded).
These are my late dad's work. From 1962- 1969. He shot a lot less after 1970, possibly the arrival of me and my siblings.

I am thinking how to share them. If you can help in old B&W restoration and scans, I have a mini lab and V700. PM me.
Thanks to technology (Epson V700, digital imaging, etc) my dad's work now see day light.

awesome stuff. surely the closest thing we have to a time machine!

 

[Benji77]

Super cool! This is like finding Vivian Maier's stash!

 

[Nikkornos]

Thank you all.

This is a classic example that no matter how bad the film was kept, as long as its not soaked in water, can last more than 40-50 years.

Digital images, on the other hand, count it lucky to last more than 3 years (provided nothing crashed or software changed or hardware interface changed)
It will be interesting who can read IDE hard drives in 2015.