Share some MF photos ...

[boochap]

This thread is really candy to my eyes, relieve in the digital world. I always feel really sentimental whenever I look at all the images shared in here... making me miss my Bronica ETRSi... Thank you guys, for sharing the images. These are all lovely images. :thumbsup:

digital images are too sharp too vivid n too glaring.. too mch of it, can damaging to eyes.. hahaa. ;p:embrass:

 

[clubgrit]

I agree, that B&W picture of noelleong is a good example of what tone is all about, digital can't produce this. I can only imagine how great this will be printed traditionally.

Beautiful capture and composition of a man and his workshop, perfect in B&W

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[clubgrit]

Very nice, Chiif . TLRs sure can be fun, great walk-around cameras too ...



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[clubgrit]

Speaking of digital, here's some rojak ...

A mix of digital and film ... background and ground are digital ... Hassy, Ilford Delta 100 for woman

And a mix of two cameras (Hassy and Leica M6), and film - Kodak HIE infrared 35mm film for the background and Ilford FP4+ 120 for the woman

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[noelleong]

Speaking of digital, here's some rojak ...

A mix of digital and film ... background and ground are digital ... Hassy, Ilford Delta 100

And a mix of two cameras (Hassy and Leica M6), and film - Kodak HIE infrared 35mm film for the background and Ilford FP4+ 120 for the woman

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OMG these are just insanely incredible. :thumbsup:

 

[enivre]

Wow... bnw no horse run! :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

I agree..

 

[clubgrit]

One more analog only ... this time from a Rolleicord Vb, my current favorite walk-about camera

A lovely bonsai tree - Kodak Tri-X 400, Rodinal

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[boochap]

My neighbourhood.. Xpan with 30mm lens.
Provia 100 to BnW conversion. The slide was underexposed, as the centre avg meter read off the brightest spot in the pix. Converted to BnW, doge and burn.


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[sim4nee]

Camera: Rolleicord Vb
Film: Kodak Tri-X b/w

Camera: Rolleiflex 2.8E

Camera: Yashica Mat 124G
Film: Kodak TX400(Tri-X)

At-At Walker!
Camera: Rolleiflex 2.8E, Xenotar lens
Film: Fujifilm Reala

Ah boi!! Where are you!!??
Camera: Rolleiflex 2.8E
Film: Kodak Pro160

 

[jonathan_wong]

Some pictures take many years ago, all scanned from prints from old scanners.

May want to take the cam out to do some shoots and rescan...

All taken with Seagull 4A107.

Kodak Tmax with orange filter

Fuji colour film on tripot. F22 time exposure

Little India many years ago. On tripot F16 time exposure

Wow, can see the scan quality was poor. Pre 2000. Dont blame me.

 

[jonathan_wong]

Pictures in Korea, again all Seagull.

reala film. Scanned from prints.

 

[jonathan_wong]

Taken with Yashica 635 (or was it Yashica D?)

 

[clubgrit]

With a baby TLR, sample pics from the Rolleicord Vb

This one at f/8, Ilford Delta 400 in DDX

This one at f/4, 1/30, in color now with Fuji Pro 400H.
Although the shutter release is quirky where one has to push upward, it is compensated by being
very responsive and gentle for handheld use, better than the 2.8F's, even with a soft release on the latter.

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[Ansel]

Speaking of digital, here's some rojak ...

A mix of digital and film ... background and ground are digital ... Hassy, Ilford Delta 100 for woman

And a mix of two cameras (Hassy and Leica M6), and film - Kodak HIE infrared 35mm film for the background and Ilford FP4+ 120 for the woman

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Wow....

This is real extreme stuff.....hybrid digital + analog composit!! HIE somemore!
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[jonathan_wong]

Seagull 4B-1 Old Manual

 

[jonathan_wong]

 

[jonathan_wong]

Old Rollei

 

[jonathan_wong]

 

[jonathan_wong]

Ever wonder where are they now??

 

[jonathan_wong]

Some old shots, done on Seagull 4B-1 , scanned from prints