Share some MF photos ...

[clubgrit]

Inspired by the "share photos" thread at the Rangefinder section, I am starting this too ... please share some MF photos, from any MF camera ...

I'll start ...

Hasselblad 503CW, 80mm, Fujifilm Velvia 50

Hasselblad 503CW, 180mm, Ilford HP4 Plus 100

Hasselblad 503CW, 150mm, Ilford HP4 Plus 100

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[woyap]

Hi,

How do you scan these photos? Which scannar?

 

[Bangles]

great portraits, clubgrit... as always. :thumbsup:

 

[clubgrit]

Hi, Woyap,

The coloured ones were scanned by Colourlab, I think it's part of their new service when developing. $15+ for the whole roll. Will scan them myself next time, though, although $15+ is a good price I think, but I give them 6 to 10 rolls each visit, might as well save some scanning fees to buy more film . Or let them scan what is most important. Have to tell them to watch out for the skin tones, though.

For the B&W, I scanned with a Canoscan 9950F. Average to ok with MF, very poor with 35mm. I think an Epson V700 will be better. Of course, the actual print is what makes MF or even 35mm worth it.

For 2nd and 5th B&W, scanned from print, and 4th pic from negative.

What is the model of your Rollei again ? Those prints of yours were fantastic.

Hi,

How do you scan these photos? Which scannar?

 

[clubgrit]

Thanks, Bangles. Well, yours are great, you are an artist

great portraits, clubgrit... as always. :thumbsup:

 

[Verticoastro]

Mine with a MF FUJI Pro 160S

 

[Verticoastro]

I also have them scanned at colorlab at $13 -$17 plus... actually depend on the type of film you are developing...

 

[Bangles]

nice work verticoastro. i especially like the bare branch and tombstone photos for their contemporary feel.

 

[vortex]

here's a few of my shots. (click for large versions)

Seagull 4B-1 / tmax 100


8 Banners 6x12 Pinhole / tmax100


8 Banners 6x12 Pinhole / FP4


Holga / XP2

 

[Verticoastro]

nice work verticoastro. i especially like the bare branch and tombstone photos for their contemporary feel.

Thanks bro... I'm very new to MF... I started out with Digital.. then 35mm film and addicted to it... now MF ... more addicted...

 

[Verticoastro]

Hi.. you black and white really super contrasty... really very black... I like the MRT thing... look real sharp... plus the hogla got that dreamy effect...

 

[Bangles]

Vortex, very graphic lines are excellent. strong and engaging.
Veticoastro.... fyi. i am but one of the few women in this rangefinder forum. :bsmilie:

 

[Verticoastro]

Vortex, very graphic lines are excellent. strong and engaging.
Veticoastro.... fyi. i am but one of the few women in this rangefinder forum. :bsmilie:

oh, very rarely see woman doing medium format other then my cousin... who was doing MF too..

 

[Terence]

8 Banners 6x12 Pinhole / FP4

Beauty! :thumbsup:

But then, I'm a sucker for any wide format.

 

[Mezzotint]

Here are 3 B&W fotos from my portfolio. 2 night fotos are taken from my Night Projekt with a Shanghai TLR (Seagull-4), 1 from an old Chinese SLR camera, Great Wall DF-3.

Lurking...
Shanghai TLR, 75mm
Kodak TMAX 400

Ghost Tree
Shanghai TLR, 75mm
Kodak TMAX 400

Door Knob & Calendar
Great Wall DF-3, 90mm
Lucky SHD-100

 

[vortex]

Thanks for the comments. And yes..im a sucker for wide formats as well

Posted a few more shots from some new scans i did.

http://forums.clubsnap.org/showthread.php?t=269732

 

[clubgrit]

Lovely shots from everyone ... keep it coming

Seagulls, Shanghais, Pinholes, Great Wall, etc ... first time I'm seeing shots from these, very nice . I know these scans can't compare at all to the prints, but it still is enlightening ...



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[boochap]

TiongBahru Estate

Henderson Estate

Nanning, China

Ho Chi Ming City, Vietnam

CaoBang Ban Gioc Waterfall, Vietnam

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Hasselblad 503cw with 50/80/150mm CF lenses.

 

[Splutter]

Some of my old works...

RB67 - Provia 400, kinda miss this monster

RB67 - Velvia 50

Minolta Autocord - HP5 I think Really love this sweet camera. Images that it produces are just hard to replicate with other cams.

Minolta Autocord - HP5

 

[Terence]

An old shot which suits the theme of this thread...